Forro Chapamel
Forro Chapamel formed in Natal, Brazil in the early 1990s. The group includes Davi Moreno on vocals and accordion, Vitinho Chapa on bass, Marcelo Silva on...
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Forro Chapamel formed in Natal, Brazil in the early 1990s. The group includes Davi Moreno on vocals and accordion, Vitinho Chapa on bass, Marcelo Silva on guitar, and Tico Lima on drums. Their music draws from traditional forró while incorporating other elements, with influences ranging from Luiz Gonzaga to Chico Buarque.
Their 2008 single "A Lua" became their most recognizable track. Other songs like "A Nova Dança" and "Fim de Semana Na Roça" show their blend of traditional rhythms with contemporary touches. In 2007, they faced some criticism for performing a cover of "Hotel California" at a concert in Brasília, with some listeners feeling it strayed too far from their forró roots.
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