Forró Tarado
Forró Tarado formed in 2007 in Fortaleza, Brazil, playing forró music. The band included Dave Macedo on vocals, Rodrigo Sousa on accordion, and Marcondes...
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Forró Tarado formed in 2007 in Fortaleza, Brazil, playing forró music. The band included Dave Macedo on vocals, Rodrigo Sousa on accordion, and Marcondes Farias on zabumba. They put out albums like 'Pegue Na Maromba,' which became a popular dance track.
Some listeners felt their approach to forró mixed too many modern elements with traditional sounds. The band kept at it anyway, and Macedo's cancer diagnosis didn't stop them from playing. They won a Prêmio Multishow de Música Brasileira in 2013.
Forró Tarado played shows in Brazil and abroad, building a following around their energetic take on the genre. Their music, including songs like 'Pegue Na Maromba,' stayed in rotation for fans who liked their version of forró.
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