Os Reis do Fofa
Os Reis do Forró formed in Campina Grande, Paraíba in 1996, with Manuca as the frontman. They built a following playing forró, a style of Brazilian dance...
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Os Reis do Forró formed in Campina Grande, Paraíba in 1996, with Manuca as the frontman. They built a following playing forró, a style of Brazilian dance music known for its accordion-driven rhythms.
In 2003, they released "Arrumei Uma Veia Pra Casar," a song with humorous lyrics about a man looking for a wife. It became a national hit, though some listeners criticized its content. Other songs in their catalog include "Cachaça," "Fusquinha," and "Quem É."
The band has seen lineup changes over time. Manuca remains on vocals, with musicians like Laércio on sanfona and Tinho on accordion. They've continued performing and recording, putting out albums like "Amor de Fã" in 2005 and "Tô Solteiro de Novo" in 2015.
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