Banda Fulô de Mandacaru
Banda Fulô de Mandacaru formed in 1997 in Natal, with Silas Andrade on vocals, Joca Costa on bass, Pedro Lucas on guitar, Edinho do Acordeon on accordion, and...
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Banda Fulô de Mandacaru formed in 1997 in Natal, with Silas Andrade on vocals, Joca Costa on bass, Pedro Lucas on guitar, Edinho do Acordeon on accordion, and Gerson on drums. Their sound pulls from forró, baião, and xote rhythms. In 2002, the single "Vamos Festejar" broke through nationally, becoming a staple at parties across Brazil.
They followed with albums like "A Festa É Nossa" in 2004 and "Bem Sertanejo" in 2006, which mixed country elements with northeastern traditions. The band faced some legal disputes with former members and plagiarism accusations around that time.
Their 2012 album "O Recomeço" showed a more reflective side. The current lineup includes Silas Andrade, Edinho do Acordeon, Gerson, Marquinhos on guitar, and Nando on bass. Other songs like "Bahia, Alegria e Amor" and "Brilho do Teu Olhar" have remained popular in their setlists.
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