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A Quarta Voz
A Quarta Voz formed in Portugal in 2004 with four members: Vânia Fernandes, Tânia Tavares, Carla Ribeiro, and Ana Sofia Vinhas. Their name, which translates...
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A Quarta Voz formed in Portugal in 2004 with four members: Vânia Fernandes, Tânia Tavares, Carla Ribeiro, and Ana Sofia Vinhas. Their name, which translates to 'The Fourth Voice,' came from the way their harmonies worked together. They released their debut album 'Tudo o Que Sou' the following year, and its title track became a hit.
Ana Sofia Vinhas left the group in 2009, and the band continued as a trio. They've put out several albums since then, including 'Em Nome do Amor' in 2007 and 'Mais Que Palavras' in 2013. One of their songs is called 'Lembra-te de Mim.'
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