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Apelo
Apelo formed in Porto in 2008, a Portuguese band that started playing local venues around the city. Their debut album came out in 2012, titled 'Ao Império'...
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Apelo formed in Porto in 2008, a Portuguese band that started playing local venues around the city. Their debut album came out in 2012, titled 'Ao Império' after the song that became something of an anthem for them. They've put out a handful of studio albums since then, including 'Oxalá' and 'Margem Sul'.
Their lyrics tend to address social and political themes, which has drawn criticism at times alongside their following. Songs like 'Coelho Morto' and 'Infância' show that direct, sometimes confrontational approach. The band has kept at it through various lineup changes, with Pedro Melo remaining as the frontman.
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