Vitor Amaral
Vitor Amaral was born in Fortaleza in 1981 and started his band in 2001. He works in the forró style, a traditional Brazilian genre from the northeast. His...
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Vitor Amaral was born in Fortaleza in 1981 and started his band in 2001. He works in the forró style, a traditional Brazilian genre from the northeast. His 2007 album 'Pior que Ressaca' shares its name with one of his most popular songs.
His band includes Heron Lima on accordion, Hugo Costa on zabumba, and Ruan Farias on triangle, with Amaral handling vocals and guitar. They've released albums roughly every few years, like 'Avisa que Eu Cheguei' in 2010 and 'Vem Pra Cá' in 2018.
A song like 'Vai Ter Que Aceitar,' featuring Solange Almeida, shows how he works within the forró tradition. The music deals with everyday themes over steady rhythms, without much fuss about reinventing the form.
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