12h PR thrilled with departure of Luís Represas
12h PR thrilled with departure of Luís Represas.
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Summary
Born in Lisbon in 1956, Luís Represas was one of the founders of the Trovante in 1976, and the group remained active until the 1990s, editing, for example, "Baile no Bosque" (1981) and "Cais das Colinas" (1983), strongly inspired by traditional Portuguese music. The song "Timor", with music by João Gil and lyrics by João Monk, which came from the group's album "One of these days" (1990), he joined the Trovante in 1999 and became one of the main themes of the struggle that led to Timorese independence.
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Born in Lisbon in 1956, Luís Represas was one of the founders of the Trovante in 1976, and the group remained active until the 1990s, editing, for example, "Baile no Bosque" (1981) and "Cais das Colinas" (1983), strongly inspired by traditional Portuguese music.
according to Notícias ao Minuto — Última HoraThe song "Timor", with music by João Gil and lyrics by João Monk, which came from the group's album "One of these days" (1990), he joined the Trovante in 1999 and became one of the main themes of the struggle that led to Timorese independence.
according to Notícias ao Minuto — Última Hora
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