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Moralix
Moralix formed in the late 1990s in Águeda, Portugal, with Pedro Campos on vocals, Luís Azevedo on bass, Diogo Fernandes on guitar, and Francisco Alves on...
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Moralix formed in the late 1990s in Águeda, Portugal, with Pedro Campos on vocals, Luís Azevedo on bass, Diogo Fernandes on guitar, and Francisco Alves on drums. They started playing rock music influenced by bands like Metallica and Guns N' Roses.
Their debut album 'O Mundo Que Eu Vi' came out in 2001, and the single 'A Minha R(azão)' became popular in Portugal. The song's lyrics and melody connected with listeners, helping establish the band in the Portuguese rock scene.
Moralix sometimes wrote about social and political topics, which drew both support and criticism.
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