Forro Urbano
Forro Urbano is a band from Fortaleza, Brazil, that plays forró with a modern urban edge. Their song 'Correntes' became a widely recognized track, pulling...
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Forro Urbano is a band from Fortaleza, Brazil, that plays forró with a modern urban edge. Their song 'Correntes' became a widely recognized track, pulling traditional rhythms into a contemporary setting without losing the danceable core of the genre.
The group includes Leonardo Sousa on vocals, Bruno Ribeiro on accordion, Fabrício Albuquerque on guitar, Leonardo Yuri on bass, and Carlos André on drums. They put out their first album in 2013, followed by 'Forró do Morro' in 2015 and the 'Correntes' album in 2017.
In 2016, the music video for 'Correntes' drew some criticism over how it depicted women, with the band defending it as a reflection of social realities. Their sound keeps the accordion melodies and rhythmic drive central, giving their recordings a live, energetic feel.
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