coisas de mir
Coisas de Mir formed in Porto in 2010 around brothers Pedro and João Duarte and their friend Gonçalo Tavares. They put out a self-titled debut album in 2012,...
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Coisas de Mir formed in Porto in 2010 around brothers Pedro and João Duarte and their friend Gonçalo Tavares. They put out a self-titled debut album in 2012, then followed it with 'Espalha Brasas' in 2015 and 'Norte' in 2018.
Their song 'Sofra Sofra Sofra' became something of an anthem for listeners who recognized its particular take on heartbreak. The band's lyrics often dealt with everyday struggles and personal themes, which sometimes put them at odds with more conventional tastes.
Over those three albums, their sound shifted from folk-pop toward more electronic and experimental territory, while keeping some connection to Portuguese musical traditions. They worked quietly, without much of the usual promotional machinery.
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