Legalmente loucos
Legalmente Loucos formed in Lisbon in 1996 with Pedro Oliveira on vocals, Jorge "Zeca" Taveira on lead guitar, Rui Martins on rhythm guitar, Rui "Ruipa"...
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Legalmente Loucos formed in Lisbon in 1996 with Pedro Oliveira on vocals, Jorge "Zeca" Taveira on lead guitar, Rui Martins on rhythm guitar, Rui "Ruipa" Rodrigues on bass, and Nuno "Nunoca" Gomes on drums. Their self-titled debut album came out not long after, featuring the song "A Razão" that would become one of their most recognized tracks.
Their music pulled from punk, metal, and alternative rock, with lyrics that often addressed social and political themes. They kept recording through the early 2000s with albums like "Existir" in 2000, "A Guerra dos Povos" in 2003, and "Revolução" in 2007.
Other songs in their catalog include "Apologias," "Auto Suficiente," "Chuvas De Novembro," and "Complicadas." Their straightforward rock sound and willingness to tackle difficult subjects resonated with many younger listeners in Portugal at the time.
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