Tialea
Tialea formed in 2009 when three friends, João Pedro, Tiago, and Rafael, started playing together. João Pedro handled vocals and acoustic guitar, Tiago played...
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Tialea formed in 2009 when three friends, João Pedro, Tiago, and Rafael, started playing together. João Pedro handled vocals and acoustic guitar, Tiago played bass, and Rafael added piano. They began performing and writing songs, though early on they faced financial constraints and limited industry connections.
In 2014, their song "O Que Eu Perdi?" gained national attention in Brazil. The track's lyrics about love and loss resonated with listeners, though some critics raised questions about its melody resembling a folk tune. The band denied these allegations.
They released albums including "Tialea," "Vinte e Poucos Anos," and "O Caminho." Other songs like "A Deus Dará," "Ana Maria," and "Blues da Quarentena" appear in their catalog. João Pedro has also worked on solo material, while Tiago and Rafael have collaborated with other artists outside the band.
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