A Brazilian musician whose 2020 hit "Deixa Eu Te Superar" brought his traditional sound to national attention.
For the classic forró feel, try "Sempre Fui Vaqueiro." If you want the bigger, collaborative sound he's been building toward, start with "Obsessão."
Tarcísio carries forward the forró tradition his father taught him, but he's found his own voice in songs about heartache that connect with a younger audience. "Obsessão" with Xand Avião shows how he works within the genre while collaborating with other popular names. The plagiarism accusations in 2021, later dismissed, were a brief public wrinkle in what's otherwise been a steady rise from local festivals to national streaming.
He started playing accordion as a kid and was performing at festivals in his teens. The 2020 single "Deixa Eu Te Superar" broke through, and he's kept up a steady album pace since, self-titled in 2021, "Tá na Mesa" in 2022, "Me Llore" in 2023. He tours with a full band that includes extra accordion players.
Keep it compact: a lyric you come back to, a live memory, or the part of the catalog you would point someone toward first.
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