Kitto Barreto
Kitto Barreto came up in Cajazeiras, a town in Paraíba in northeastern Brazil. He grew up around forro and brega, two styles that shaped his music. His debut...
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Kitto Barreto came up in Cajazeiras, a town in Paraíba in northeastern Brazil. He grew up around forro and brega, two styles that shaped his music. His debut album was called "Pega o Vaqueiro," which is also the name of one of his best-known songs.
He works with a band that includes his brother Renan on accordion, along with João Bosco on bass, Davi Sacha on drums, and Evandro Costa on keyboards. Other songs like "Atleta da Sela" and "Buquê de Flores" have stayed in rotation among his listeners.
Some critics early on questioned whether his music was too commercial or if it respected the traditions he came from. He kept making music anyway, putting out albums like "Morena Tropicana" and "Mete Dança" after his first one. The sound stayed rooted in those northeastern rhythms, even as it reached a wider audience.
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