Dallies
D'Allies formed in Porto Alegre, Brazil in 1984. They started playing small clubs around the city, building a local following over years of shows. Their debut...
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D'Allies formed in Porto Alegre, Brazil in 1984. They started playing small clubs around the city, building a local following over years of shows. Their debut album came out in 1996, and the single "História sem Final" caught on nationally. That song, along with tracks like "Palavras certas" and "Rastros de memórias," became what people knew them for.
They kept recording after that first album, putting out records like "Bate o Sino" in 1999 and "Acústico D'Allies" in 2003. Their sound pulled from Brazilian rhythms and rock, but it was the straightforward melodic sense of their songs that stuck with listeners. They were a band from southern Brazil that managed to reach a wider audience without leaving their regional character behind.
Rafael Malenot was part of the core group. The band's later work included the album "Onze" in 2016. Their music stayed grounded in the kind of songwriting that made "História sem Final" work, direct, melodic, and unpretentious.
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