A Brazilian music proposal by the band Forró Do Pulpo. The trio is made up of Aninha Paschoal (zabumba and vocals), Diego Santiago (electric guitar) and Antoni Crespí (percussion).
They make their own versions of xotes and baiões of classics and 'B-sides' of forró, in addition to navigating different styles of Brazilian popular culture (coco de roda, capoeira, ciranda, carimbó ...).
Forró is a style of Brazilian music and dance that has its origin in popular festivals in the interior of the northeast of Brazil.
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