Choro contemporâneo, also known as "modern choro," is a vibrant evolution of the traditional Brazilian music genre that originated in the 19th century. It is a fusion of European harmonic and compositional styles with African rhythms and indigenous melodies, characterized by intricate melodies, counterpoint, and improvisation. While maintaining the soulful and lively essence of classic choro, contemporary artists like Hamilton De Holanda and Henrique Cazes have pushed the boundaries of the genre, incorporating elements from jazz, samba, and other musical influences. The genre often features a variety of instruments such as the seven-string guitar, cavaquinho, mandolin, flute, and bandolim, showcasing virtuosic playing that balances technical prowess with deep emotional expression. Choro contemporâneo is a testament to the enduring nature of choro, exemplifying its adaptability and continued relevance in the modern Brazilian music scene.

A Rural Elétrica

Armandinho Macedo

Single - Released February 1, 2026