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Coliseu
Coliseu formed as a trio in Porto in 2014, with brothers Pedro and Ricardo Martins and Tiago Maia. They started playing local bars and festivals, building a...
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Coliseu formed as a trio in Porto in 2014, with brothers Pedro and Ricardo Martins and Tiago Maia. They started playing local bars and festivals, building a following with their straightforward indie-pop sound. Pedro handles lead vocals and guitar, Ricardo plays bass, and Tiago is on drums.
In 2016, their song "Estamos Felizes" caught on unexpectedly and became a hit in Portugal. That track, along with others like "Aonde Vamos Parar?" and "9 De Agosto," helped define their early appeal. They've released three albums since then: "Luz" in 2017, "É Nos Buracos Que Entramos" in 2019, and "Willkommen" in 2022.
Their music has shifted some over those records, moving from the brighter pop of "Luz" toward more textured arrangements on later work. Songs like "A Tempestade" and "Guerra Urbana" show that range. They're still based around that original trio, writing and recording together.
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