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Feria
Feria formed in Lisbon in 1996 with Tiago Bettencourt on vocals and guitar, Ricardo Riquier on bass, and Nuno Valverde on drums. Their self-titled debut album...
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Feria formed in Lisbon in 1996 with Tiago Bettencourt on vocals and guitar, Ricardo Riquier on bass, and Nuno Valverde on drums. Their self-titled debut album came out the following year, anchored by the single "Quando nos Encontrarmos." That song became a chart hit in Portugal, giving the band an early push.
They followed up with the album "Mundo" in 2000. The lineup shifted over time, with Valverde leaving in 2002. Bettencourt remained the consistent member through later records like "Sem Rumo" and "Infinito," which incorporated more electronic textures alongside their rock foundation.
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