The Nadas
The Nadas were a musical group that formed in Los Angeles during the 1980s. Their sound had an alternative feel with folk and psychedelic touches, built...
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The Nadas were a musical group that formed in Los Angeles during the 1980s. Their sound had an alternative feel with folk and psychedelic touches, built around dreamy melodies and introspective lyrics. Their debut album came out in 1986 and included the song "Dancing Lucinda," which became one of their better-known tracks.
They were a quartet with Dorian Heartsong on vocals, Zephyr Stone on guitar, Willow Windfall on bass, and Celeste Moonsong on drums. Their music wasn't always an easy fit for mainstream radio, and their image and rumored spiritual leanings sometimes drew attention away from the songs themselves.
Other songs like "Fica Comigo" and "Seu Carteiro" show the range of their catalog, from haunting ballads to more rhythmic pieces. They made music that felt specific to its moment in the 80s alternative scene, without trying to fit neatly into any one category.
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