Dose X
Dose X formed in Portugal in 1992 with Pedro Gonçalves on vocals, António Salgado on guitar, Carlos Mendes on bass, and João Nunes on drums. They released...
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Dose X formed in Portugal in 1992 with Pedro Gonçalves on vocals, António Salgado on guitar, Carlos Mendes on bass, and João Nunes on drums. They released their self-titled debut that same year, followed by the album "Dizer Que Sim" in 1994.
That 1994 album gave them their most recognizable song, "Dizer Que Sim," which became a radio staple in Portugal. Other tracks like "Em Outra," "Falsos Palhaços," and "Te Mostrar" followed on later albums including 1996's "No Alvo," 1998's "Caminho," and 2001's "Vida Real."
Their early years included some skepticism from critics and industry figures, along with legal and personal challenges. They kept recording through that period, building a following with their melodic rock approach.
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