The album "Liberdade" by the Rio de Janeiro rapper Oruam was released on February 21, 2025, and marks a milestone in the artist's career. Composed of 15 tracks, the record addresses themes such as community life experiences, social issues, and the fight against prejudice. Some standout songs include "22 Meu Vulgo," "Madrugada é Solidão" (featuring MC Poze do Rodo), and "Lei Anti Oruam," which refers to a controversial bill related to the artist. The album's release was surrounded by controversies, as it occurred shortly after Oruam's arrest and release, sparking debates about whether the timing was a marketing strategy. Nonetheless, the album has been widely listened to and discussed, solidifying Oruam as an influential figure in the Brazilian trap scene. Oruam's "Liberdade" album not only reflects his personal journey but also addresses social and political issues that deeply resonate with his fans. Released shortly after a controversial episode involving his arrest and release, the record quickly became a success, amassing millions of streams on digital platforms and dominating music charts in Brazil. Oruam collaborated with big names in the national trap scene, such as MC Poze do Rodo, Orochi, and Borges, bringing a diversity of styles and voices to the project. The song lyrics explore themes like life in communities, the fight against prejudice, and the pursuit of freedom, both in a literal and figurative sense. The track "Lei Anti Oruam," for instance, is a direct res