Musica Popular Paraense

Musica Popular Paraense is a style of Brazilian music that originated in the state of Pará in the Amazon region. It is a mix of traditional Brazilian rhythms, such as samba, maracatu, and baião, with influences from African and European music. The genre is characterized by its use of traditional instruments, such as the cavaquinho, accordion, and triangle, as well as its upbeat, danceable rhythms. Musica Popular Paraense is often performed at festivals and parties, and is a popular form of music in the region.