Fubá de Milho

Genres

forró

Instruments

sanfona, accordion, keyboard, bass, drums, percussion, saxophone, guitar

Biography

The Fubá de Milho group, originally known as Trio Magia, was founded by three siblings and transformed into a ten-member forró band. Composed of vocalists, musicians, and dancers, the band stands out for its contagious energy and for presenting a repertoire that blends romanticism, joy, and the characteristic northeastern touch of forró. They are known as "A Vitamina do Forró", promising to soundtrack moments of pure dance and celebration.

The band gained notoriety on São Paulo stages and radio stations, participating in various television programs, such as "Raul Gil", "Programa do Ratinho", and "Mulheres" on TV Gazeta, where they even sang the song "Fuscão Preto" alongside Almir Rogério. Fubá de Milho pioneered several marketing actions, being the first forró band to produce a music video featuring a helicopter.

Throughout its trajectory, Fubá de Milho has released albums, including live works, and sold approximately 60,000 copies of its work. The band continues to entertain the public with its music, betting on forró classics with a prominent accordion, passionate lyrics, and a contagious rhythm, keeping the tradition of forró alive with a modern twist.