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Dona Opala
Dona Opala is a Brazilian band that formed with Carla Valdés on lead vocals and rhythm guitar, Pedro Guedes on lead guitar and vocals, Bruno Gomes on bass,...
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Dona Opala is a Brazilian band that formed with Carla Valdés on lead vocals and rhythm guitar, Pedro Guedes on lead guitar and vocals, Bruno Gomes on bass, and Guilherme Souza on drums. Their music draws from pop, rock, and MPB, or Música Popular Brasileira.
They released their debut album 'Apenas Normal' in 2014, which included the title track that became one of their better-known songs. Another track, 'Não É Tarde,' also appears among their top songs. The band followed with 'Tempo de Furacão' in 2017 and 'No Meu Quintal' in 2020.
Some of their lyrics touch on social themes and personal reflection, which at times sparked discussion. They maintained a focus on their own musical direction rather than fitting neatly into categories.
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