Fuá da Tita

Forró • Brazilian Music • Culture • community • Movement

From Northeast Brazil to Melbourne — music made to move.

Fuá da Tita is a Melbourne-based forró band inspired by the rich musical traditions of Northeast Brazil.

Bringing together rhythm, movement and the unmistakable energy of forró, Fuá da Tita celebrates styles including baião, xote and xaxado, creating performances that invite audiences not only to listen, but to dance, participate and experience the music together.

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About Fuá

At the heart of Fuá da Tita is a love for Brazilian music, culture and the joy of playing together.

The band brings the sounds of Northeast Brazil into Melbourne’s multicultural music scene, blending traditional influences with the individual experiences and personalities of its musicians.

From intimate venues to festivals and community celebrations, Fuá creates an atmosphere that is warm, energetic and deeply connected to movement.

Because forró isn’t really music you’re meant to sit still for.

Follow the rhythm
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The Music

Rhythm you can feel.

Forró is both music and movement.

Driven by the pulse of the zabumba, the melody of the accordion and the rhythmic texture of percussion, its many styles carry stories of celebration, longing, everyday life and the cultural richness of Brazil’s Northeast.

Fuá da Tita explores rhythms including:

Forró • Baião • Xote • Xaxado • Coco

bringing them to life through energetic performances made for dancing.

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Meet the Band

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Camilla - Main Singer • Triangle

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Michelle - Zabumba • Vocals

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Tebs - Base • Vocals

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Amy - Accordeon

A man singing into a microphone while playing a tambourine. He wears glasses, a blue hat, and a maroon T-shirt.

Marcelo - Percussion • Vocals

Watch Fuá Live On Stage

Coming up GIGs

Feel the rhythm. Join the Fuá.

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