Musica Londrinense

Musica Londrinense is a style of Brazilian music that originated in the city of Londrina, in the state of Paraná. It is a mix of traditional Brazilian rhythms such as samba, choro, and forró, with modern influences from rock, jazz, and funk. It is characterized by its upbeat, energetic sound and its use of traditional Brazilian instruments such as the cavaquinho, pandeiro, and viola caipira. Musica Londrinense is popular in the region and has been gaining popularity in other parts of Brazil and the world.