Jota do Forró
Jota do Forró formed in Pernambuco in 1996 around vocalist and accordionist Josinaldo Afonso. The band's early years were lean, but they built a following...
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Jota do Forró formed in Pernambuco in 1996 around vocalist and accordionist Josinaldo Afonso. The band's early years were lean, but they built a following through live shows before their 2003 single "Duas Cartas" broke through nationally. That song's straightforward melody and direct lyrics connected with listeners across Brazil.
Their catalog includes albums like "Forró e Paixão" from 2002 and the live recording "Ao Vivo em Recife" in 2004. Another track, "Maria Microfone," became part of their setlists. In 2005, there were questions about the authorship of "Duas Cartas," but those were resolved without lasting damage to the band's standing.
They kept recording into the next decade with releases like "Nação Forrozeira" in 2012. Their sound stayed rooted in the forró tradition from northeast Brazil, built around the accordion and rhythms meant for dancing.
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