Belmiro e Badalo
Belmiro e Badalo came together in the northeastern Brazilian state of Ceará, where Belmiro dos Santos played accordion and Raimundo Badalo handled vocals and...
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Belmiro e Badalo came together in the northeastern Brazilian state of Ceará, where Belmiro dos Santos played accordion and Raimundo Badalo handled vocals and percussion. They worked in the forró tradition that runs deep in that part of the country.
In 1994, their song "Arapuca" caught on widely. It had a traditional forró feel but connected with listeners in a way that pushed them beyond their regional following. The track remains one people know, along with others like "Boa Noite Amor" and "Boneca Cobiçada."
They kept recording after that, putting out albums with titles like "A Dança da Cigana" and "Vem Dançar Forró." Their sound stayed rooted in the accordion and rhythms of forró, even as it reached a broader audience.
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