Lampiões do Forró
Lampiões do Forró formed in 1994 in Campina Grande, Paraíba, with Luiz Gonzaga Jr. as vocalist. Their debut album came out in 1996, and its track 'Aldeia'...
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Lampiões do Forró formed in 1994 in Campina Grande, Paraíba, with Luiz Gonzaga Jr. as vocalist. Their debut album came out in 1996, and its track 'Aldeia' became a hit that brought them national attention.
They played a modern version of traditional forró from northeastern Brazil, which drew some criticism from purists who felt it strayed too far from the roots. The band kept making albums anyway, including 'O Forró no Brasil' in 1998 and a live recording from Campina Grande in 2002.
Their music stayed focused on the rhythms and melodies of rural Brazil, even as they worked in contemporary touches. They didn't really slow down after 'Aldeia' took off, putting out records like 'O Maior Forró do Mundo' in 2005 and keeping their sound tied to the region's heritage.
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