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Tálisson Moral
Tálisson Moral grew up in Caruaru, a city in northeastern Brazil where forró music is part of the local fabric. He started singing as a child and eventually...
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Tálisson Moral grew up in Caruaru, a city in northeastern Brazil where forró music is part of the local fabric. He started singing as a child and eventually formed a band called Forró Moral, playing at festivals around the area. Their debut album came out in 2010.
In 2013, he released "Festa de São João," a song about the traditional Brazilian holiday that became a hit. It topped charts and turned into something of an anthem for festival season. Another track, "Raba No Paredão," also appears among his most popular songs.
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