Zé Calixto

Zé Calixto is a highly revered Brazilian artist, known predominantly for his traditional forró music and proficiency with the accordion, particularly the 8-bass accordion, as highlighted in his album "8 baixos de ouro." His music career has been marked by a commitment to the roots of northeastern Brazilian rhythms, which is evident in the titles of his works that often reference his instrument of choice—the accordion—and the popular regional dance, the forró. Albums like "Segura o fole Calixto" and "Vai tê Dança" showcase his virtuosity and the energetic spirit of the dance floors of Brazil's northeast.

With a discography reflecting an adherence to the festive and rustic elements of forró, Zé Calixto's work such as "A volta do Sanfoneiro" and "Tá feito o Forró" captures the essence of the genre's traditionalism. His record "Misturando os Ritmos" suggests an exploration of various rhythms within his music, potentially blending different influences within the forró genre. Zé Calixto's influential role in Brazilian music is further immortalized in compilations like "As 20 Mais," which encapsulate the impact of his most popular hits. His ability to get people dancing is further evidenced by releases like "Vamos ter Arrasta-Pé" and "Aqui no Xote," ensuring his status as a staple in the regional Brazilian music scene and a guardian of the forró musical tradition.

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Misturando os Ritmos
Album - 11 Tracks - Released September 10, 2021
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