Raphael Belo Xote
Raphael Belo Xote formed in 2007 in Campina Grande, Paraíba, with Raphael Belo on vocals and guitar, Deivid Soares on percussion, and Rômulo Rodrigues on...
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Raphael Belo Xote formed in 2007 in Campina Grande, Paraíba, with Raphael Belo on vocals and guitar, Deivid Soares on percussion, and Rômulo Rodrigues on bass. They later added Nilton Freitas on accordion and Edigleuson Melo on keyboards. Their music draws from northeastern Brazilian styles like forró pé-de-serra, baião, and xote.
In 2011, their debut album "Coração Acelerado" gave them their breakthrough. The title track became a hit, establishing their sound. They've since released albums including "Forró com Classe" in 2013, "Ao Vivo em Campina Grande" in 2015, "O Nordeste É o Meu Lugar" in 2017, and "Celebrando 10 Anos" in 2021.
In 2015, the band faced plagiarism accusations over a melody from a traditional forró song, though these were later dismissed. They've built a following through live performances that emphasize the rhythms of their region.
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