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	== Life and career ==		== Life and career ==

	In a 2025 interview, Jota.pê explained that a forró-school community supported his early shows and helped him sustain the beginning of his career. He subsequently composed in xote and baião as well as other forms. This history is more specific than presenting him as an outsider who first encountered forró through a high-profile collaboration.<ref name="fr-jota" />		In a 2025 interview, Jota.pê explained that a [[Forró\|forró]]-school community supported his early shows and helped him sustain the beginning of his career. He subsequently composed in [[Xote brasileiro\|xote]] and [[Baião\|baião]] as well as other forms. This history is more specific than presenting him as an outsider who first encountered forró through a high-profile collaboration.<ref name="fr-jota" />

	== Music and style ==		== Music and style ==

	Voice and guitar provide a flexible foundation for his songwriting and ensemble work. In ''Dominguinho'', his singing meets Gomes's lower vocal presence and [[Mestrinho]]'s accordion. The collaboration draws on shared enjoyment of songs and the musicians' ability to work out arrangements together; it does not collapse their individual catalogues into one genre.		Voice and guitar provide a flexible foundation for his songwriting and ensemble work. In ''Dominguinho'', his singing meets [[João Gomes\|Gomes]]'s lower vocal presence and [[Mestrinho]]'s accordion. The collaboration draws on shared enjoyment of songs and the musicians' ability to work out arrangements together; it does not collapse their individual catalogues into one genre.

	== Works and performances ==		== Works and performances ==

	''Se o Meu Peito Fosse o Mundo'' offers a route into his solo work; the official live performance credits a larger ensemble of wind and rhythm players around voice and guitar. ''Dominguinho'' presents a different, forró-centered setting. Its name refers both to a Sunday atmosphere and to [[Dominguinhos]]. These projects can be heard side by side without treating MPB and forró as mutually exclusive identities.<ref name="fr-jota-live" /><ref name="fr-jota" />		''Se o Meu Peito Fosse o Mundo'' offers a route into his solo work; the official live performance credits a larger ensemble of wind and rhythm players around voice and guitar. ''Dominguinho'' presents a different, [[Forró\|forró]]-centered setting. Its name refers both to a Sunday atmosphere and to [[Dominguinhos]]. These projects can be heard side by side without treating MPB and forró as mutually exclusive identities.<ref name="fr-jota-live" /><ref name="fr-jota" />

	=== References ===		=== References ===
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	== Summary ==		== Summary ==

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== Summary ==

Jota.pê is a Brazilian singer, songwriter and guitarist whose work spans contemporary Brazilian song and a long-standing relationship with [[Forró]]. He performs with Bruna Black as Àvuà and joined [[João Gomes]] and [[Mestrinho]] for ''Dominguinho''.<ref name="fr-jota-live">[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i3qLvWwblBs Jota.pê: Se O Meu Peito Fosse O Mundo, official live performance and musician credits].</ref><ref name="fr-jota">[https://www.brasildefato.com.br/2025/05/24/dominguinho-surgiu-de-role-entre-amigos-conta-jota-pe-sobre-album-com-joao-gomes-e-mestrinho/ Jota.pê interview with Brasil de Fato, 24 May 2025].</ref>

== Life and career ==

In a 2025 interview, Jota.pê explained that a forró-school community supported his early shows and helped him sustain the beginning of his career. He subsequently composed in xote and baião as well as other forms. This history is more specific than presenting him as an outsider who first encountered forró through a high-profile collaboration.<ref name="fr-jota" />

== Music and style ==

Voice and guitar provide a flexible foundation for his songwriting and ensemble work. In ''Dominguinho'', his singing meets Gomes's lower vocal presence and [[Mestrinho]]'s accordion. The collaboration draws on shared enjoyment of songs and the musicians' ability to work out arrangements together; it does not collapse their individual catalogues into one genre.

== Works and performances ==

''Se o Meu Peito Fosse o Mundo'' offers a route into his solo work; the official live performance credits a larger ensemble of wind and rhythm players around voice and guitar. ''Dominguinho'' presents a different, forró-centered setting. Its name refers both to a Sunday atmosphere and to [[Dominguinhos]]. These projects can be heard side by side without treating MPB and forró as mutually exclusive identities.<ref name="fr-jota-live" /><ref name="fr-jota" />

=== References ===
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