Members
Carlos Moisés (vocals/acoustic guitar/flute | since 1987), Miguel Urbano (accordion/acoustic guitar/keyboard | since 1997), Cató (electric guitar/acoustic guitar/banjo | since 1995), Jorge Costa (drums/percussion | since 2000), Paulo Bizarro (electric bass/freetless/double bass | since 1987), Dalila (violin | since 2005).
Former band members: Rui Dias (guitar | 1987–1992 ), João Coelho (drums | 1987–2000), Pedro Ferreira (keyboards | 1987–1990), Fernando Paulo (guitar | 1987–1988), João Portela (lyrics | 1989 - ), Alfredo Fonseca (keyboards | 1990–1993), Paulo Jorge (guitar/banjo | 1992–1995), Nuno Flores (violin/viola | 1993–2006 ) and Pedro Pimentel (keyboards/accordion | 1993–1997).
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