Tara Perdida
Tara Perdida formed in Lisbon's bohemian district with vocalist Manuela Azevedo and guitarist Rui Pereira drawing from the city's fado tradition while...
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Tara Perdida formed in Lisbon's bohemian district with vocalist Manuela Azevedo and guitarist Rui Pereira drawing from the city's fado tradition while bringing in rock elements. Their 2007 single "Lisboa" became a local anthem, capturing something of the city's atmosphere in its melody and lyrics.
Other songs like "O Que É Que Eu Faço Aqui" and "Sentimento Ingenuo" appeared on their self-titled 2006 debut and subsequent albums including "Lua Nova" in 2008. The band's lineup has included Pedro Campos on bass and Luís Marinho on drums alongside Azevedo and Pereira.
Their lyrics sometimes addressed social issues, which drew both support and criticism. The band continued releasing music through 2012's "Cultura de Guerra."
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