MC Oruam celebrates music success in mansion overlooking the sea: ‘Contrary to statistics’

Rap revelation, MC Oruam celebrated the success of his songs in a mansion facing the sea in Joá, West Zone of Rio de Janeiro. The rapper is the son of drug dealer Marcinho VP, who is in prison. The 22-year-old showed that he has more than 10 million monthly listeners on Spotify and another millions of views on hits such as “Para de mente” and “Rolé na favela de nave”. Oruam vented that because he is black and lives in a community, he has to be twice as good, and that he is contradicting the statistics.

“Contrary to statistics, we are the monster you created, where I come from and because we are black, we have to be twice as good, I’m just showing a little of what I achieved, knowing where I came from”, he wrote on Instagram.

Recently, the rapper showed off the mansion he rented facing the sea. Happy, Oruam walked around the house showing off the rooms and details of the residence.

“This is my new base where I’m going to live for a while,” he said, showing off the seafront view, the suite, games room and kitchen of the mansion. The house also has an elevator, three floors and a swimming pool. Pure luxury!

Recently, Oruam spoke for the first time in an interview about his father, Marcinho VP. He said that whenever he visits the drug dealer in the Catanduvas maximum security prison, in Paraná, he says that Marcinho is “all silly” when he finds out about his son’s success.

“I go to visit my father and he gets all silly. He says that the police officers there talk about me to him, that I went to Neymar’s house. Imagine for him. He suffered a lot, he’s there, paying for everything he did. Nobody can say anything. It’s my father. Tramp says a lot of shit, wanting to ‘blacken’ my image because of him. The shit he did, he did it, I have nothing to do with it” , said Oruam to “Summer Podpah”: “I rocked not talking to my father, I rocked with my music, alone”, he adds.

In another excerpt from the interview, Oruam says that his biggest dream is to have his father by his side and justifies the ostentatious life he has today:

“My biggest dream is to have my father by my side, and to live with him. For several years that my mother didn’t see my father, we suffered a lot. That’s why I really work, I buy gold and cars , I buy a lot of stuff.” Watch below:

Recently, Oruam attracted attention when he revealed that he had acquired another car for his collection. He celebrated on the web the purchase of a Porsche, valued at just over R$1 million. Revelation of national rap, the artist is the son of Marcinho VP, one of the heads of Comando Vermelho, in Rio, whose face he has tattooed on his body.

Oruam — artistic name of trapper Mauro Davi dos Santos Nepomuceno — has 6.5 million followers on Instagram and 7.4 million monthly listeners on Spotify.

Another criminal immortalized in Oruam’s skin is Elias Pereira da Silva, Elias Maluco, whom the rapper calls “uncle”. Elias Maluco was convicted of the death of journalist Tim Lopes and found dead in the federal prison of Catanduvas, in Paraná, in 2020.

In addition to his talent, his relatives and his taste for expensive cars, Oruam is known for being the “father” of Malandrex, his pet cat. This is a Savannah F1 breed, the most expensive in the world (it can cost R$100,000).

The kitten looks like a mini jaguar. Oruam has already shown some moments with his “son”, but it is his girlfriend Fernanda Valença who shows Malandrex’s day to day life. She is a Veterinary student and, with Oruam, in addition to the exotic cat, she is the owner of two dogs and a monkey.

MC Oruam has been emerging in music after joining the Poesia Acústica collective and is a partner of names like MC Daniel, Poze do Rodo and MC Cabelinho. Some of his most listened to songs on streaming platforms are “Sereia” and “Poesia Acústica 13”. His most recent work is “Para de Mentir”, released in November. The single’s cover shows Oruam dressed as a clown, similar to the Batman character Joker.

With his career on the rise, Oruam lives a life of luxury. The new car model chosen by the singer is the Porsche Carrera 911, in lime green, a 2021 model, when the automaker launched the color in its catalog. In fact, one of the favorite prototypes of current MCs, like Ryan, who also has one just like it in his garage.

This isn’t Oruam’s only expensive powerhouse. The rapper also has an Audi TT RS, which is worth around R$460,000 on the market. He often jokes that he “stole Batman’s car”, as the automobile resembles the Batmobile.

Also on his list are a quadricycle, an SUV worth around R$200,000, and a customized bus with his name, which costs around R$1.5 million.

Oruam also drew attention for a post on his Instagram profile for posing in front of four cars, including his green one, imported and costing more than a million: His Porsche, another red one, of the same model, and two Lamborghinis, one purple, Huracán model, and another Urus model, totaling approximately R$11 million.

Marcinho VP

Márcio dos Santos Nepomuceno, known as Marcinho VP, has been a prominent figure in Rio’s crime scene for almost three decades. Imprisoned since 1996, when he was still 20 years old, he spent more time behind bars than in freedom. During the rotation, he was transferred from Rio Grande do Norte to Mato Grosso do Sul, the opposite way from Beira-Mar.

Even from within the prison system, he became, alongside Fernandinho Beira-Mar, one of the main leaders of the largest faction in the state. Born in Vigário Geral, Márcio moved as a baby to São João de Meriti, in Baixada Fluminense. His father was murdered shortly afterwards, and his mother was arrested four times, meaning that he and three brothers ended up being raised by an aunt.

Márcio’s convictions for drug trafficking and homicide total 44 years in prison. One of the crimes credited to him is the death of his partner Márcio Amaro de Oliveira, curiously also known as Marcinho VP. Amaro was found strangled in a trash can in the Bangu 3 prison, in the West Zone of Rio. The execution was reportedly motivated by interviews given by the criminal revealing details of the operation of drug trafficking in the capital of Rio de Janeiro.