Villas do Forro
Villas do Forro formed in 2005 in Vila Velha, Espírito Santo, playing forró in local bars and festivals. They're known for songs like 'Cabaré Virou Cabaré,'...
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Villas do Forro formed in 2005 in Vila Velha, Espírito Santo, playing forró in local bars and festivals. They're known for songs like 'Cabaré Virou Cabaré,' which went viral in 2015, and 'O Bate o Pé' and 'Pote de Mel.'
The band includes vocalists Rodrigo Souza and Kadu Almeida, accordionist Felipe Silva, zabumba player Celso Neto, and triangle player Anderson Sousa. Their music blends forró with sertanejo, as heard on tracks like 'Vai Tirando Mão' and 'Depois Das Seis.'
After 'Cabaré Virou Cabaré' took off, some critics raised plagiarism claims, which the band denied. They've kept releasing music since, including songs like 'Tô na Balada' and 'Amor de Carnaval.'
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