Feeling Up
Feeling Up formed in the early 2000s with Alex Basteri on vocals and guitar, Alejandro Beceiro on bass, Juan Manuel García on drums, and José Antonio Gallo on...
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Feeling Up formed in the early 2000s with Alex Basteri on vocals and guitar, Alejandro Beceiro on bass, Juan Manuel García on drums, and José Antonio Gallo on keyboards. Their debut album 'Flores' came out in 2003, with the title track mixing indie rock with mariachi elements. That song, along with others like 'Muito a Mudar' and 'Solidão,' helped define their sound.
They followed up with albums like 'Eclipse' in 2005 and 'Corazón de Fuego' in 2007. Their lyrics sometimes touched on difficult subjects, which drew both attention and criticism. The band kept writing and recording through that period, maintaining a dedicated following.
By the late 2000s, they had put out several records and built a catalog that included songs like 'Não Sei Sem Ti.' Their music stayed rooted in that blend of indie rock and Latin influences they established early on.
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