Chafun di Formio
Chafun di Formio came out of Natal, Brazil in the early 2000s playing forró, a traditional northeastern Brazilian genre. They worked with a sound that mixed...
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Chafun di Formio came out of Natal, Brazil in the early 2000s playing forró, a traditional northeastern Brazilian genre. They worked with a sound that mixed that tradition with contemporary rhythms, and their songs often carried socially conscious lyrics. The band included Dimas Pimentel on lead vocals, Barroca on accordion, Zé Bocão on percussion, and Zé de Bina on bass.
They denied the claims, but the incident lingered.
They released other albums like 'Forró de Todos os Povos' in 2007, which continued their focus on social themes, and 'O Mundo É do Tamanho do Nosso Sonho' in 2009. Their approach to forró sometimes drew criticism from traditionalists who felt they were changing the genre too much.
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