Forró Mulher Assanhada
Forró Mulher Assanhada formed in 2007 with four musicians: Lorena Nunes on vocals, Gleyce Moreira on triangle, Daniele Andrade on accordion, and Bruna Silva...
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Forró Mulher Assanhada formed in 2007 with four musicians: Lorena Nunes on vocals, Gleyce Moreira on triangle, Daniele Andrade on accordion, and Bruna Silva on zabumba. They play traditional forró, a Brazilian style built around those three instruments.
Their name translates roughly to "Wanton Woman Forró," which has drawn some criticism. The band has defended it as reflecting the sensuality and humor in the genre. Their lyrics can be explicit, most notably in the song "Eu Te Puxo e Tu Me Lambe," which uses suggestive language.
It's one of their best-known tracks, along with others like "Samara" and "Coração Pirata." They've released four studio albums, starting with "Mulheres Assanhadas" in 2007 and including a self-titled album for "Eu Te Puxo e Tu Me Lambe" in 2013.
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