Felipe Carneiro
Felipe Carneiro grew up in Recife, Brazil, where he started playing accordion early, influenced by forró rhythms. As a teenager, he formed a band called Forró...
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Felipe Carneiro grew up in Recife, Brazil, where he started playing accordion early, influenced by forró rhythms. As a teenager, he formed a band called Forró do Bom. In 1996, he released his debut album "Forró de Caneiro," which included the track "Bora Para 2000."
That song became a national hit in Brazil, its upbeat rhythm and celebratory mood catching the moment as the millennium approached. Some critics felt he was simplifying traditional forró, but the song's popularity was undeniable.
He kept recording through the late 1990s and 2000s, with albums like "Bora Para 2000" in 1997 and "Forró do Milênio" in 2006. Over time, he worked with musicians such as Zé Cosme on accordion and Chiquinho on zabumba.
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