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Linda Martini | |
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 Cláudia Guerreiro of Linda Martini playing at Barcelona, Spain | |
| Background information | |
| Origin | Lisbon, Portugal |
| Genres | |
| Years active | 2003-present |
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| Members |
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| Past members |
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| Website | lindamartini |
Linda Martini are a Portuguese rock band based in Lisbon, formed in 2003. Originally a five-piece, the band was founded by André Henriques (guitar, vocals), Pedro Geraldes (guitar), Sérgio Lemos (guitar), Claúdia Guerreiro (bass) and Hélio Morais (drums).[1] Sérgio Lemos left the band in 2009 and the band has since remained a quartet.[2]
Linda Martini are one of the most successful bands in the Portuguese alternative rock scene, having played in all major Portuguese music festivals [2] and achieved two number-ones in the Portuguese album charts with the albums Sirumba and Linda Martini.[3][4]
Members
Current members
- André Henriques – vocals, guitar (2003-present)[5]
- Pedro Geraldes – guitar (2003-present)
- Cláudia Guerreiro – bass (2003-present)
- Hélio Morais – drums (2003–present)[6]
Past members
- Sérgio Lemos – guitar (2003–2009)
Discography
Studio albums
- Olhos de Mongol (2006)
- Casa Ocupada (2010)
- Turbo Lento (2013)
- Sirumba (2016)[7]
- Linda Martini (2018)
Extended Plays
- Linda Martini (2006)
- Marsupial (2008)
- Intervalo (2009)
Other releases
- Baú (2014)[8]
References
- ^ Correia, Gonçalo. "Linda Martini: "Ouvir música não é como ver o feed do Facebook"". Observador.
- ^ a b s.r.o, RECO. "A verdadeira história de Linda Martini". gqportugal.pt.
- ^ "portuguesecharts.com - Portuguese Charts - Albums - 14.14.2016". portuguesecharts.com. Retrieved 2020-11-30.
- ^ "portuguesecharts.com - Portuguese Charts - Albums - 08.08.2018". portuguesecharts.com. Retrieved 2020-11-30.
- ^ "BLITZ – André Henriques (Linda Martini): "Os cantores que admiro não passariam dos castings. Sérgio Godinho, Dylan, Zeca Afonso"". Jornal blitz.
- ^ "BLITZ – A opinião de Hélio Morais dos Linda Martini sobre groupies. "Há pessoas que dedicam mais tempo e paixão a determinados artistas. Só isso"". Jornal blitz.
- ^ "A voz de Sirumba, dos Linda Martini". March 28, 2016.
- ^ "BLITZ – Álbum de raridades dos Linda Martini é um dos três CDs grátis com a BLITZ de julho". Jornal blitz (in European Portuguese). Retrieved 2020-11-29.