Forro Manauara

Forro Manauara is a style of Brazilian music that originated in the state of Amazonas. It is a mix of traditional Brazilian rhythms such as maracatu, baião, and xote, with influences from other genres such as reggae, funk, and hip-hop. The music is characterized by its upbeat tempo and its use of traditional instruments such as the accordion, triangle, and zabumba. It is often accompanied by dance moves such as the "passinho" and the "coco". Forro Manauara is popular in the Amazon region and is gaining popularity in other parts of Brazil.