It's in the North, among plants and aromatic herbs, that Sílvia Alberto interviews the most successful Portuguese rapper: Capicua. As a child, she preferred words to toys and quickly acquired her power of argument. The teenager, who at 15 ventured into graffiti, found her "tribe" in hip hop. She transformed herself into a "Maria Capaz," invented places like "Vayorken," and embraced feminism as one of her greatest causes. In this conversation, amidst the green world, we gain a better understanding of Capicua's universe.
