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A.I.D.S.
A.I.D.S. formed in Lisbon in the late 1980s, taking their name from the acronym for 'Amor de Pastelaria' (Love of Pastry). That song title became one of their...
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Boy cabeça de coco
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Festa da chana
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Maldito Suino
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Maria ?
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Amor de Pastelaria
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Completamente Torta
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Boy cabeça de coco
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Festa da chana
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Maldito Suino
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Maria ?
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Amor de Pastelaria
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Completamente Torta
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A.I.D.S. formed in Lisbon in the late 1980s, taking their name from the acronym for 'Amor de Pastelaria' (Love of Pastry). That song title became one of their early tracks, and the pastry theme carried through to other songs like 'Completamente Torta' and 'Boy cabeça de coco.' Their music mixed Portuguese folk with punk energy, though the exact blend varied across their work.
They released several albums in the early 1990s, including 'Amor de Pastelaria' in 1989 and 'Doce Pecado' in 1991. The band's lyrics often touched on themes that drew criticism from conservative groups at the time, which led to some censorship of their performances. Their songs 'Festa da chana' and 'Maldito Suino' continued in this vein, with straightforward arrangements and direct vocal delivery.
António Zambujo handled vocals, with Filipe Duarte on guitar. Their recordings have a live, unpolished quality that suited the material. The band's activity tapered off in the mid-1990s after their final album 'Beijos Proibidos' in 1995.
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