Walman e Goiano
Walman Gomes and Goiano Alves started playing together in 1999, drawn to traditional Brazilian rhythms like forró and samba. They worked the local bar and...
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Walman Gomes and Goiano Alves started playing together in 1999, drawn to traditional Brazilian rhythms like forró and samba. They worked the local bar and party circuit in Recife, building a following the slow way. Their 2005 track 'Uó do Borogodó' broke through nationally, its catchy energy making it a staple on dance floors across the country.
Their music often touches on social issues, which has drawn criticism from some quarters over time. They've kept at it, releasing songs like 'A Gente Canta' and 'Calma Coração' that mix those themes with the upbeat rhythms they're known for. They've worked with other Brazilian artists, including Jorge Móises on 'Arrochando o Nó'.
Walman handles vocals and guitar, Goiano vocals and percussion. They still tour regularly in Brazil, playing festivals and maintaining a connection to their home base in Recife.
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