L'atittud
L'atittud is a Portuguese band that formed in the mid-2000s. Their sound pulls from pop and folk, with some traditional fado influence in the mix. The group...
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L'atittud is a Portuguese band that formed in the mid-2000s. Their sound pulls from pop and folk, with some traditional fado influence in the mix. The group is led by vocalist Carolina Deslandes, with Tiago Pais on guitar, Diogo Clemente on bass, and Hugo Pereira on drums.
Their early single "Em Vão" became a breakout track, and they followed it with songs like "A Vida Passou" and "Desilusão." Their debut album was self-titled, and later releases included "Tudo de Novo" and "O Meu Lugar." The band's approach to fado drew some criticism from traditionalists, and the "Tudo de Novo" album sparked plagiarism accusations that led to public debate.
L'atittud's music tends to work through themes of love and loss, with lyrics that feel direct and melodies that stick. They kept recording through the controversies, putting out material that felt like their own.
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