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Antonio de Lucena
Antonio de Lucena was born into a family of musicians in Lisbon, Portugal. He played guitar and wrote songs, and his music sometimes blended Portuguese folk...
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Antonio de Lucena was born into a family of musicians in Lisbon, Portugal. He played guitar and wrote songs, and his music sometimes blended Portuguese folk elements with pop. He released albums like "Saudades" in 1974, "Vidas" in 1978, and "Contos" in 1982.
His best-known song is "A Man Without Love," a ballad about longing and heartbreak. It became popular enough to be translated into other languages. De Lucena performed with a band that included João Pedro on lead guitar, Carlos Faria on bass, Luís Cília on drums, and António Ferreira on keyboards.
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