Coxas d'Amélia
Coxas d'Amélia formed in 1994 in Aljezur, Portugal, with singer-songwriter Amélia Muge at the center. Their name translates literally to "Amelia's Thighs,"...
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Coxas d'Amélia formed in 1994 in Aljezur, Portugal, with singer-songwriter Amélia Muge at the center. Their name translates literally to "Amelia's Thighs," which gives a sense of their unconventional approach from the start. The band's sound pulled from traditional Portuguese fado while incorporating elements of folk and other genres.
In 1999 they released their debut album "Falso Movimento," which included the song "Christie." That track became their most recognizable work, built around Muge's distinctive vocals and atmospheric arrangements. Other songs like "Deja Vu" and "Olhos de Outono" followed similar paths of introspective lyrics and melodic restraint.
The group continued recording through the 2000s with albums like "Perdida" in 2003 and "O Meu Coração Não Tem Buzina" in 2006. Their lineup included Rui Reininho on guitar, Luís Fernandes on bass, and Fernando Sousa on drums alongside Muge. They maintained a steady presence in Portuguese alternative circles without chasing mainstream trends.
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