Alicerces
Alicerces is a Portuguese band that started in the late 2000s. Their music mixes traditional Portuguese melodies with contemporary rhythms. Their song 'Nossos...
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Alicerces is a Portuguese band that started in the late 2000s. Their music mixes traditional Portuguese melodies with contemporary rhythms. Their song 'Nossos Passos' became particularly well-known, touching on themes of resilience and pursuing dreams.
They've released several albums over time, including their self-titled debut in 2009 which featured 'Nossos Passos,' followed by 'Raízes' in 2012, 'Horizonte' in 2015, 'Aurora' in 2018, and 'Passos' in 2021. The current lineup includes João Tuna on vocals, Paulo Praça on guitar, Tiago Brotas on bass, and Filipe Louro on drums.
Some of their lyrics, including those in 'Nossos Passos,' have drawn criticism for explicit language, while others have defended the band's artistic expression. Other songs like 'A Todo Momento,' 'Antes Que o Tempo Acabe,' and 'Quando Eu Olho Pra Você' appear in their catalog.
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