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Filho do Piseiro

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Biography

Filho do Piseiro (real name Everton da Silva) is a Brazilian piseiro/forró artist from Manaus, Amazonas, who first broke through via short, high-energy social clips and an irreverent stage persona built around catchphrases like “TUUUH TUUUH” and “médio grave,” before the music took him into the Northeast live circuit. After being noticed online by Wylker Ferreira (the creator behind @videosmusicais), Everton da Silva relocated to Fortaleza and joined Elite Music under the management of Wagner Barbosa, tightening his release rhythm and bookings around paredão, vaquejada, and forró-party crowds. In 2025 he issued the album Zé da Manga (2025), a 10-track project that leaned into accordion-forward piseiro and classic forró references while keeping his humor-forward delivery at the center. Early 2026 became his breakout run: “Raparigas” (2026) surged nationally and earned mainstream visibility, and he doubled down on his crowd-first style with the long medley single “Meu Pai Paga Minha Faculdade / Mexe Essa Sanfona / Eu Vou Pra Vaquejada / Vuco Vuco / Rei Do Baralho / Sala De Reboco” (2026), credited with Claudio Ney & Juliana.
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