True Dreams
True Dreams formed in 1997 in Figueira da Foz, Portugal, with vocalist Anabela and keyboardist Carlos. Their 1999 single 'A Distância' became a hit,...
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True Dreams formed in 1997 in Figueira da Foz, Portugal, with vocalist Anabela and keyboardist Carlos. Their 1999 single 'A Distância' became a hit, connecting with listeners through its themes of separation and longing. The song's success helped establish them in the Portuguese pop scene.
They released six albums, starting with a live recording from the Coliseu dos Recreios. Later records like 'Porto' and 'Verdade' incorporated rock and traditional Portuguese elements alongside their pop foundation. In 2004, Anabela's breast cancer diagnosis led to a pause in their activities before they resumed performing.
In 2005, the band faced plagiarism accusations regarding their song 'Nem Mais Nem Menos,' though the claims were eventually dismissed. True Dreams continued working through the late 1990s and into the 2000s, maintaining a presence built around Anabela's vocals and Carlos's keyboard arrangements.
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