Dominguinho with Mestrinho, Jota.põª, and more

Mestrinho, from Itabaiana, Sergipe, Brazil, is a celebrated accordionist, singer, and composer. Known as a "disciple of Dominguinhos," he blends traditional Forró with jazz, funk, and rock. He earned Latin Grammys for "Mariana e Mestrinho" and "Dominguinho," a Prêmio da Música Brasileira, and was the first accordionist to perform solo at Rock in Rio. He has collaborated with Gilberto Gil, Elba Ramalho, and Ivete Sangalo.

Jota.pê, whose real name is João Paulo Gomes da Silva, is a Brazilian singer, songwriter, and guitarist. Born in Osasco, he is known for his contemporary MPB and acoustic sound, gaining recognition with works like his debut album Crônicas de um Sonhador.

João Gomes is a forró and piseiro singer from Serrita, Pernambuco. He began his career by posting videos on social media. He has released two successful albums that topped music charts and recorded his second DVD, Ao Vivo No Sertão, in Petrolina.

Dominguinho is a celebrated Brazilian musical project by João Gomes, Jota.pê, and Mestrinho, originating from Olinda, Pernambuco. It blends Brazilian popular music with 1990s forró, bossa nova, jazz, and pop, creating an acoustic, intimate sound. The project features reinterpretations and original songs. Its 2025 album, "Dominguinho," earned a Latin Grammy for Best Album of Roots Music in Portuguese Language. It is known for its celebratory, light atmosphere and valuing traditional forró.