Amuras à Boreste
Amuras à Boreste formed in Brazil around 2005 with Larissa Baeta on vocals, Leandro Matheus on guitar and vocals, and Guilherme Mendonça on bass. Their music...
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Amuras à Boreste formed in Brazil around 2005 with Larissa Baeta on vocals, Leandro Matheus on guitar and vocals, and Guilherme Mendonça on bass. Their music pulled from pop, MPB, and reggae, leaning on Baeta's soulful delivery and Matheus's guitar work.
They put out a self-titled debut album and later released records like 'O Tempo' and 'Ao Vivo.' In 2015, their song 'Bom Te Amar' became a major hit in Brazil, known for its warm melody and Baeta's vocal performance. Other tracks like 'Não Paro de Pensar' and 'Pra Dizer Que Te Amo' also found an audience.
Around 2010, the band dealt with plagiarism allegations that they denied, which created some public friction for a while. They kept recording and performing afterward, though the existing history trails off without detailing much beyond that period.
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