This is a rap battle between two artists, César and an unnamed opponent. César is from Espírito Santo and has been rapping for two years. He confidently asserts his skills, saying he's a patriot representing Brazil and a soldier who will not lose.
Throughout the battle, César insults his opponent, calling him weak, banal, and a weakling. He claims his opponent's rhymes are not original and that he's just a copycat. César also mentions that he's been in the rap game for 10 years and has a strong connection to his favela community.
The opponent tries to fight back, but César is relentless, delivering a series of sharp bars that leave his opponent reeling. In the end, César emerges victorious, with the judges decreeing him the winner.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The speaker is from Espírito Santo.
2. The speaker has been dedicating themselves to rap battles for about two years.
3. The speaker works on everything that involves rap.
4. The speaker is participating in a rap battle.
5. The speaker's opponent is named César.
6. The speaker mentions that they are a patriot and represent Brazil.
7. The speaker is a soldier who loses, but is not afraid to fight.
8. The speaker mentions that they were born in the "shooting".
9. The speaker's face is not scared by their opponent's face.
10. The speaker knows that the favela feels their words.
11. The speaker's words come from their soul, not just their mouth.
12. César arrives to fight and set the track on fire.
13. The speaker is a champion and will not lose.
14. The speaker represents Brazil and is a patriot.
15. The speaker has been doing rap for 10 years as part of a street family.
16. The speaker is part of a family that is bigger than their opponent's family.
17. The speaker has to teach their opponent by finishing them off.
18. The speaker's opponent is just a boy and is not a real rapper.
19. The speaker's opponent only wins by pulling strings.
20. The speaker's opponent does not have the ability to make an impact with their rhymes.
Note that some of these "facts" may be subjective or based on the speaker's opinions, but I have tried to extract the most objective information possible.