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Triangel Forró traditional - Stahl Triangle Forró traditional - steel DEAL
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Triangel Forró traditional - Aluminium Triangle Forró traditional - aluminium
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Triangel - Aluminium, clásico Triangle - aluminium, clásico
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Accordion, zabumba, agogó, a singer and a triangle - that's all you need in the North-East of Brazil to play traditional Baiâo and Forró dance music. The triangle plays a continuous, mostly off-beat accentuated pattern being the base for the syncopated drum rhythms.

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