Laércio Batalha e Alagoanos do Forró
Laércio Batalha e Alagoanos do Forró came out of Alagoas in the early 2000s, playing traditional forró in local clubs. Their 2005 debut album 'Forró do Meu...
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Laércio Batalha e Alagoanos do Forró came out of Alagoas in the early 2000s, playing traditional forró in local clubs. Their 2005 debut album 'Forró do Meu Sertão' included the track 'Estela,' which caught on nationally.
Some listeners thought the band was watering down the genre with modern touches, and there were complaints about their lyrics. In 2010, Laércio Batalha was arrested on drug charges, which could have ended things, but the group kept going.
They put out more albums like 'Forró do Saguão' in 2007, 'Meu Xodó' in 2009, and 'Só Pra Dançar' in 2012. Their sound stayed connected to the forró scene in Brazil's Northeast.
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