Forrozão Tira Saia
Forrozão Tira Saia formed in Fortaleza in 2006, led by vocalist Adriana Aquino. Their debut album 'Vem Mexer Comigo' came out the following year and included...
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Forrozão Tira Saia formed in Fortaleza in 2006, led by vocalist Adriana Aquino. Their debut album 'Vem Mexer Comigo' came out the following year and included the track 'Carro Pancadão,' which became a national hit in Brazil. The band's sound mixed traditional forró elements like accordion and zabumba drums with modern dance beats.
Their lyrics often dealt with love and partying, sometimes with a provocative edge that drew criticism from conservative groups. They followed up with albums like 'Tá na Moda' in 2008 and 'Parada Louca' in 2009. Other songs in their catalog include 'Escravo do Amor' and 'Solteira Pro Lado.'
Alongside Aquino, the group included Jefferson Miranda on guitar, Rodolfo Lima on accordion, Diego Lima on bass, and Rildo Lima on drums. Their approach helped bring forró rhythms to wider audiences beyond the genre's traditional listeners.
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