Forró Ariaxé
Forró Ariaxé formed in Fortaleza, Ceará in 1996. The band's sound centers on the traditional forró instruments, accordion, triangle, and zabumba, while...
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Forró Ariaxé formed in Fortaleza, Ceará in 1996. The band's sound centers on the traditional forró instruments, accordion, triangle, and zabumba, while weaving in other Brazilian styles. Their vocalist and songwriter is Alex Ribeiro.
They broke through in 2001 with the single "Meu Grande Amor," which became a major hit in Brazil. That song's success brought them national attention and helped define their place in the forró scene.
Their albums include titles like "Meu Grande Amor," "É Pra Valer," and "De Volta ao Nordeste." They released a 15-year anniversary collection in 2016.
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