Forrozão Vice-Versa
Forrozão Vice-Versa came out of Brazil's Northeast region in the early 2000s, playing a version of forró that mixed traditional accordion melodies with modern...
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Forrozão Vice-Versa came out of Brazil's Northeast region in the early 2000s, playing a version of forró that mixed traditional accordion melodies with modern pop production. Their song 'Te Encontrei' became a national hit, though some traditional forró listeners criticized the band for straying too far from the genre's roots.
They released albums like 'Forró de Verdade' in 2004 and 'Na Contramão' in 2007. In 2010, the band had a legal dispute with former vocalist Jailson Santos over ownership of the Forrozão Vice-Versa name, which was eventually settled.
The group's lineup has included Marcelo Moreno and Juninho do Acordeon on accordion, with Jeann Carlos handling vocals.
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