Forró Massêta
Forró Massêta came together in Fortaleza, Brazil, around the early 2000s. Their music pulls from traditional forró, but they've always mixed in other sounds,...
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Forró Massêta came together in Fortaleza, Brazil, around the early 2000s. Their music pulls from traditional forró, but they've always mixed in other sounds, like rock and axé, which gave them a different feel from the start.
In 2004, they put out the song "Alvejante," which caught on quickly. It had a catchy melody and lyrics that stuck with people, helping the band find a wider audience. They've kept recording since then, with albums like "Habeas Corpus" in 2008 and "Ainda Não Passou" in 2018.
The group includes Alexandre Nero on vocals and guitar, Dedé Mastruz on accordion, Zelito Araújo on bass, and Nicolas Júnior on drums. Their approach has drawn some criticism from purists who prefer more traditional forró, but it's also brought new listeners to the genre.
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