Calcinha Preta praises João Gomes and celebrates his impact on forró: “He is the face of the Northeast”

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Forró took over the North Zone of São Paulo last Wednesday night (11/19), when the CTN (Center for Northeastern Traditions) hosted . The reporter from LeoDias portalTatiana Apocalypse, spoke with the band members, who analyzed the strength of the new generation and the impact of João Gomes on the Brazilian music scene.

For Daniel Diau, João Gomes found a unique signature within the genre, something that differentiates it and shows that there is still room for innovation in forró. The singer stated that the Pernambuco native has made his way with authenticity and remembered the times they shared the stage. He also celebrated recognition from the Latin Grammy.

O’hara Ravick highlighted that the victory does not just magnify João Gomes, but the entire forró as a cultural expression. The singer cited the project developed alongside musicians such as Mestrinho and JP. Seeing this identity reach international awards, according to her, is a source of pride for those who make a living from northeastern music.

Berg Rabelo summed it up by saying that João Gomes “is the face of the Northeast”. For him, the artist represents the reality of millions of country people who grow up facing difficulties, but continue to fight for recognition. Seeing a young man with this story conquer Brazil, he said, inspires musicians and forró workers.

João Gomes brings together crowds and has become a bridge between generations of northeastern music. In the view of the band Calcinha Preta, it placed forró back at the center of cultural discussions, taking its roots to spaces where it previously did not reach.