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Comboio Da Sul
Comboio da Sul formed in Cova da Piedade, Portugal, during the 1960s. The group included Carlos Alberto Moniz on guitar and vocals, with Francisco Carlos on...
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Comboio da Sul formed in Cova da Piedade, Portugal, during the 1960s. The group included Carlos Alberto Moniz on guitar and vocals, with Francisco Carlos on bass and Carlos Tordo on drums. Their song 'Playboy' became a hit in Portugal.
Their lyrics sometimes touched on themes that drew attention from censors in the more conservative Portugal of that era. The band kept performing and recording through the early 1970s, putting out albums like 'O Comboio da Sul' in 1970, followed by 'Comboio da Sul 2' and 'Comboio da Sul 3' over the next couple years.
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