Musica Goiana

Musica Goiana is a style of Brazilian music that originated in the state of Goiás in the mid-20th century. It is a mix of traditional Brazilian rhythms, such as samba and choro, with influences from African and European music. Musica Goiana is characterized by its upbeat, lively rhythms and its use of traditional instruments, such as the cavaquinho, pandeiro, and viola. It is often performed in a trio format, with two guitars and a percussion instrument. Musica Goiana is popular in Brazil and is often performed at festivals and other events.