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Forró do Guerra
Forró do Guerra came together in Fortaleza, Ceará, with Wesley Safadão as the vocalist. Their music pulls from traditional forró rhythms but leans into a more...
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Forró do Guerra came together in Fortaleza, Ceará, with Wesley Safadão as the vocalist. Their music pulls from traditional forró rhythms but leans into a more contemporary sound. The track "Delivery" shows how they work within that framework.
Yury Silva handles accordion, Romim Mata plays bass, and Felipe Lima is on drums. They've put out a few albums that found some listeners in Brazil, though the specifics of their chart success aren't especially dramatic. The group's arrangements tend to be straightforward and built for dancing.
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