Estado de Espírito
Estado de Espírito formed in Figueira da Foz, Portugal in 1997, with guitarist António Zambujo, bassist Paulo Pereira, and drummer José da Mata. Their music...
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Estado de Espírito formed in Figueira da Foz, Portugal in 1997, with guitarist António Zambujo, bassist Paulo Pereira, and drummer José da Mata. Their music pulls from Portuguese folk traditions alongside pop and rock, with lyrics that lean toward the introspective. Early influences included Portuguese singer Rui Veloso as well as Bob Dylan and Neil Young.
Their debut album "O Mundo Que Eu Vejo" came out in 2002, but it was the 2007 album "A Vida Que Eu Sempre Quis" that brought them wider attention. The title track became a hit, along with songs like "Peixes no Mar Ases a Voar" and "Antes Que Meus Olhos Já Não Possam Ver." In 2010, they faced some criticism for playing a festival sponsored by a tobacco company, which they defended as a way to reach more listeners.
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