Geovane Dantas
Geovane Dantas came from Riacho da Cruz in Rio Grande do Norte, where he started playing forró as a singer, guitarist, and accordionist. In the late 1990s,...
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Geovane Dantas came from Riacho da Cruz in Rio Grande do Norte, where he started playing forró as a singer, guitarist, and accordionist. In the late 1990s, his debut album included the track "Botada Com Força," which became an immediate hit with its energetic accordion and his raw vocal style.
That song turned into something of an anthem, and Dantas kept recording albums like "Só na Força do Amor" in 2007 and "O Gigante do Forró" in 2009. He worked with other Brazilian artists including Ivete Sangalo and Gilberto Gil, though his music also drew criticism from some quarters for being too blunt or provocative.
His band has had different players over time, but Dantas typically handles vocals and guitar. He put out another record, "Chama da Paixão," in 2013.
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