Forró

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Forró
Stylistic origins Polka, Contradance, European partnered folk dances
Cultural origins 19th century, Brazilian Sertão
Typical instruments Zabumba, Triangle, and Accordion
Subgenres



Forró (Portuguese pronunciation: [fɔˈhɔ]*) is a genre of Brazilian music that originated in Northeastern Brazil. It encompasses various dance styles as well as a number of different musical beats. This music genre has gained widespread popularity in all regions of Brazil. Forró is closely associated with Brazilian June Festivals, which celebrate a number of Christian saints. The most celebrated is Saint John's day.