Tutankhamon
Tutankhamon is a rock band from Porto, Portugal. They formed with João Brites on vocals, Miguel Sousa on guitar, Nuno Lucas on bass, and João Frederico on...
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Tutankhamon is a rock band from Porto, Portugal. They formed with João Brites on vocals, Miguel Sousa on guitar, Nuno Lucas on bass, and João Frederico on drums. Their name comes from the Egyptian pharaoh, which gives a hint at the slightly mysterious quality in their music.
Their debut album 'Deixe Estar' came out in 2002, featuring the title track that became one of their better-known songs. They followed it with 'O Julgamento' in 2004, 'O Caminho' in 2007, 'O Próximo' in 2010, and 'O Tempo' in 2013. Other songs in their catalog include 'Não Vou Deixar Que Você Tenha Razão' and 'Os Olhos de Rá'.
Over their releases, their sound has shifted some from album to album, which hasn't always pleased every listener. They've kept working regardless, putting out music that blends rock with touches of Portuguese tradition.
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