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Laura Victória
Laura Victória formed in Portugal around 2013, with Laura Oliveira on vocals, Diogo Clemente on guitar, and Tiago Silva on bass. They worked with elements of...
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Laura Victória formed in Portugal around 2013, with Laura Oliveira on vocals, Diogo Clemente on guitar, and Tiago Silva on bass. They worked with elements of pop and fado, and their debut single "Dá-me Un Poco de Tu Amor" came out in 2015.
They released two albums, a self-titled one in 2015 and "Entre Nós" in 2017. Another track, "I dream," appears among their songs. Oliveira has spoken about mental health, and some of their material reflects that.
They denied it and kept going. They've done live shows in Portugal and elsewhere in Europe.
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