Forró do Pegador
Forró do Pegador formed in 2006 in Santa Cruz, Ceará, with musicians Gilmar Neves, Luciano Cunha, and Rubem Santtana. They started playing local bars and...
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Forró do Pegador formed in 2006 in Santa Cruz, Ceará, with musicians Gilmar Neves, Luciano Cunha, and Rubem Santtana. They started playing local bars and festivals, drawing from traditional forró rhythms of Brazil's Northeast region.
Their 2012 single "Falsas Promessas" became a breakthrough, climbing Brazilian charts with its catchy hook and lyrics that connected with listeners. The song helped bring them national recognition.
They've released several albums since their 2007 debut "Sempre Teu," including an acoustic recording in 2023. Their music blends traditional forró with contemporary elements, though they've faced accusations of plagiarism and legal disputes over musical similarities.
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