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Sephira
Sephira formed in Porto Alegre, Brazil in 2004, with vocalist Fernanda Lira and guitarist Jean Patton at the core. They signed with a record label in 2007 and...
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Sephira formed in Porto Alegre, Brazil in 2004, with vocalist Fernanda Lira and guitarist Jean Patton at the core. They signed with a record label in 2007 and released their debut album "Pathways" the following year. The title track "Caminhos" became a standout piece that helped bring them wider attention.
After Lira's departure in 2016, the band continued with new vocalist Aline Happ. They've since released albums like "The Great War" in 2015 and "Warriors of Time" in 2019, maintaining their presence in symphonic metal circles with a lineup that includes bassist Igor Oliveira and drummer Daniel Seixas.
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