Forrozão Swing Kallyente
Forrozão Swing Kallyente formed in Fortaleza, Ceará, with roots in traditional forró. They built a following playing local bars and festivals before their...
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Forrozão Swing Kallyente formed in Fortaleza, Ceará, with roots in traditional forró. They built a following playing local bars and festivals before their 2010 song "Me Telefona" became a national hit in Brazil.
That track's success brought the band wider attention, though it also came with accusations of plagiarism and copyright issues. They denied those claims while continuing to release music, including albums like "Eu Quero Você" and "Só Pra Te Amar."
The group has featured vocalist Kally Fonseca, accordion player André Costalonga, and zabumba player Daniel Correia. Their sound mixes forró with pop elements, but they're still best known for that early breakthrough single.
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