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Ortus
Ortus formed when three musicians met at a music academy. They called themselves Aether, Lyra, and Celeste, with Aether handling vocals, Lyra on violin, and...
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Ortus formed when three musicians met at a music academy. They called themselves Aether, Lyra, and Celeste, with Aether handling vocals, Lyra on violin, and Celeste on piano. Their song 'Bella' became their most recognizable work, built around Aether's lyrics about love and nature.
Their debut album was called 'Celestial Embrace.' Beyond 'Bella,' they recorded other songs like 'Eu e Você,' 'Meu Fantasma,' and 'Xadrez.' The group's sound centered on Aether's voice paired with Lyra's violin lines and Celeste's piano arrangements.
There were reports of creative tensions within the band at one point, but they continued working together. Their music stayed focused on the interplay between those three instruments and Aether's lyrical themes.
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