Coral Madeira de Lei
Coral Madeira de Lei is a vocal ensemble from Madeira, Portugal. The group includes Joana Viveiros, Inês Bettencourt, Hélder Monteiro, Alexandre Delgado, and...
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Coral Madeira de Lei is a vocal ensemble from Madeira, Portugal. The group includes Joana Viveiros, Inês Bettencourt, Hélder Monteiro, Alexandre Delgado, and Pedro Oliveira. They released their first album, Evocação nº 2, in 1984.
That song, Evocação nº 2, was composed by Madeiran composer Jaime Alem. It blends traditional Portuguese melodies with vocal harmonies. The group has since released other albums including Ave Maria in 1987 and Madeira Encantada in 1992.
They've faced some challenges over time, including the departure of original members. The ensemble has continued performing, with later albums like Vozes de Natal in 2002 and Canções da Nossa Terra in 2010.
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