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	== Summary ==		== Summary ==

	Mastruz com Leite is a Ceará band central to the development of [[Forró eletrônico]]. Its large-ensemble sound and Northeastern repertoire helped establish a modern band lineage that predates the recent piseiro wave.<ref name="fr-mastruz">[https://dicionariompb.com.br/grupo/mastruz-com-leite/ Dicionário Cravo Albin: biography and recorded works].</ref>		Mastruz com Leite is a Ceará band central to the development of [[Forró eletrônico]]. Its large-ensemble sound and Northeastern repertoire helped establish a modern band lineage that predates the recent [[Pisadinha / piseiro\|piseiro]] wave.<ref name="fr-mastruz">[https://dicionariompb.com.br/grupo/mastruz-com-leite/ Dicionário Cravo Albin: biography and recorded works].</ref>

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	== Members and collaborators ==		== Members and collaborators ==

	The band's history includes singers Kátia Cilene, Bete Nascimento and Aduílio Mendes among a changing ensemble. Personnel should be matched to a particular period or recording. The group is not interchangeable with any one former singer, and its role in modern forró includes the work of instrumentalists, composers and production networks.<ref name="fr-mastruz" />		The band's history includes singers Kátia Cilene, Bete Nascimento and Aduílio Mendes among a changing ensemble. Personnel should be matched to a particular period or recording. The group is not interchangeable with any one former singer, and its role in modern [[Forró\|forró]] includes the work of instrumentalists, composers and production networks.<ref name="fr-mastruz" />

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== Summary ==

Mastruz com Leite is a Ceará band central to the development of [[Forró eletrônico]]. Its large-ensemble sound and Northeastern repertoire helped establish a modern band lineage that predates the recent piseiro wave.<ref name="fr-mastruz">[https://dicionariompb.com.br/grupo/mastruz-com-leite/ Dicionário Cravo Albin: biography and recorded works].</ref>

== History ==

The group's early recordings include ''Arroxá o Nó'' and ''Só pra Chamegar'', the latter featuring 'Meu Vaqueiro, Meu Peão'. Its catalogue expanded rapidly during the 1990s. The recording, radio and touring networks around such bands form an important part of the history of [[Contemporary Forró]].<ref name="fr-mastruz" /><ref name="fr-bands">[https://podcasts.apple.com/br/podcast/119-forr%C3%B3-eletr%C3%B4nico-30-anos-como-o-estilo-cresceu/id1446024914?i=1000502099145 G1 interviews with band-forró participants (2020)].</ref>

== Music and repertoire ==

Electric rhythm instruments, accordion, saxophone and multiple singers broadened the available arrangement palette. Rural subjects and older repertoire remained important within that modern sound. Tribute records devoted to [[Luiz Gonzaga]] and [[Jackson do Pandeiro]] make the connection especially clear: electronic band performance and inherited repertoire are not opposites.<ref name="fr-mastruz" />

== Members and collaborators ==

The band's history includes singers Kátia Cilene, Bete Nascimento and Aduílio Mendes among a changing ensemble. Personnel should be matched to a particular period or recording. The group is not interchangeable with any one former singer, and its role in modern forró includes the work of instrumentalists, composers and production networks.<ref name="fr-mastruz" />

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