Forró do Matricó
Forró do Matricó formed in Fortaleza, Ceará in 2005 with Alessandro Andrade on vocals and accordion, Joelma Santiago on vocals and triangle, and Robson Filho...
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Forró do Matricó formed in Fortaleza, Ceará in 2005 with Alessandro Andrade on vocals and accordion, Joelma Santiago on vocals and triangle, and Robson Filho on vocals and zabumba. Their song "Sou um cara de sorte" became a national hit in 2006, giving them a platform for their take on forró music.
They released several albums including "Forró do Matricó" in 2005, "Sou um cara de sorte" in 2006, "Tudo bem" in 2007, and "Forró, paixão e swing" in 2009. Other songs like "Deitar e rolar," "Festa do cabide," and "Nosso Sonho" became part of their repertoire.
Their approach to forró drew some criticism from traditionalists, and their lyrics occasionally touched on social and political topics that sparked discussion. They maintained a following that appreciated their connection to everyday Brazilian experiences through music.
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