Os 3 do Nordeste is a venerable Brazilian forró band, synonymous with the resilient spirit and rich cultural tapestry of Brazil's northeast. Formed in 1973 in Paraíba, the band has become one of the most enduring and influential acts in the forró genre, a style of music that originated in northeast Brazil and is characterized by its danceable rhythms and folkloric storytelling. The group's line-up has seen changes over the years, but their commitment to the traditional sounds of the pífano (bamboo flute), the zabumba (bass drum), and the accordion has remained constant.

Throughout their impressive career spanning over four decades, Os 3 do Nordeste have produced an extensive discography, capturing the vibrancy of their live performances and the essence of forró music. Albums like "Os 3 do Nordeste 35 Anos ao Vivo" and "Os 3 do Nordeste 40 Anos" celebrate their milestones and underscore their longevity in the music industry. With their infectious melodies and rhythms, they continue to attract new generations of fans, while their live albums like "Ao Vivo em Sumé" and "Tá Assim de Gavião (Ao Vivo)" provide a glimpse into their dynamic performances, further solidifying their status as cherished ambassadors of northeastern Brazilian music. Their tracks such as "Coração Dividido (Ao Vivo)," "Meu Coração É Seu Lugar," and "Amor Bandido" tell stories of love, heartache, and everyday life, resonating with audiences far and wide.

Genres

Forro

Forro Tradicional

Latest Release

Sim ou Não

Os 3 do Nordeste

Single - Released April 5, 2024