Trovante: A Portuguese Band with a Rich Discography
Trovante was a popular Portuguese band that formed in 1977 and disbanded in 1991. They played a variety of genres, such as folk, rock, pop, and world music. They were known for their catchy melodies, poetic lyrics, and social commentary. They also
participated in several humanitarian causes, such as Abraço A Moçambique, a concert to raise funds for Mozambique after a civil war.

The band released nine studio albums and two live albums during their career. Their discography is highly sought after by fans and collectors, who often resort to torrent sites to download their music. However, some of their albums are also available on
official platforms, such as Discogs[^1^], where you can find information about their releases, such as tracklists, credits, and reviews.

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Here is a brief overview of Trovante's discography:


Chão Nosso (1977): Their debut album, featuring folk songs inspired by Portuguese traditions and rural life.
Em Nome Da Vida (1979): Their second album, with more political and social themes, such as the Carnation Revolution and the colonial wars.
Baile No Bosque (1981): Their third album, with more rock and pop influences, such as electric guitars and synthesizers.
Cais Das Colinas (1983): Their fourth album, with more diverse and experimental sounds, such as reggae, jazz, and African rhythms.
84 (1984): Their fifth album, with more commercial and mainstream appeal, featuring some of their most famous songs, such as "125 Azul" and "Perdidamente".
Sepes (1986): Their sixth album, with more mature and introspective themes, such as love, death, and nostalgia.
Terra Firme (1987): Their seventh album, with more upbeat and optimistic songs, celebrating life and hope.
Ao Vivo No Campo Pequeno (1988): Their first live album, recorded at a bullring in Lisbon, featuring some of their greatest hits and guest appearances by other artists.
Um Destes Dias... (1990): Their eighth and final studio album, with more acoustic and intimate songs, reflecting on their career and farewell.
Uma Noite Só - Ao Vivo No Pavilhão Atlântico (1999): Their second live album, recorded at a large arena in Lisbon, featuring a reunion concert to celebrate their 20th anniversary.
Aula Magna 1983 (2003): A posthumous release of a live recording from 1983 at a university auditorium in Lisbon.

If you are interested in listening to Trovante's discography, you can try to find it on torrent sites[^2^], but be careful of viruses and malware. Alternatively, you can buy or stream their albums on official platforms[^1^], where you can also support
the artists and their legacy.


Trovante was composed of talented musicians and singers, who also pursued solo careers or other projects after the band's breakup. Some of the most notable members were:


Luís Represas: The lead vocalist and guitarist of Trovante, who also wrote some of the band's lyrics. He launched a successful solo career in 1993, releasing several albums and collaborating with artists such as Carlos do Carmo, Pablo Milanés, and
Stewart Sukuma. He also participated in humanitarian causes, such as the concert Paz em Timor in 1999.
João Gil: The lead guitarist and composer of Trovante, who also contributed to the band's lyrics. He was involved in many musical projects after Trovante, such as Ala dos Namorados[^3^], Filarmónica Gil, Rio Grande, Cabeças no Ar, and Baile
Popular. He also composed songs for other artists, such as Rui Veloso, Jorge Palma, and Ana Moura.
Manuel Faria: The keyboardist and composer of Trovante, who also wrote some of the band's lyrics. He was one of the founders of the band Charanga in 1985, along with João Gil and Né Ladeiras. He also composed music for theater, cinema, and
television. He died in 2010 at the age of 53.
Fernando Júdice: The bassist of Trovante, who joined the band in 1981. He was also a member of Charanga and Rio Grande. He played with many other artists, such as Sérgio Godinho, Fausto, José Afonso, and Mariza. He also produced albums for
Mafalda Veiga and Ala dos Namorados.
José Salgueiro: The drummer and percussionist of Trovante, who joined the band in 1984. He was also a member of Rio Grande and Cabeças no Ar. He played with many other artists, such as Carlos Paredes, António Chainho, and Teresa Salgueiro. He
also founded his own percussion ensemble, Grupo de Percussão de Lisboa. António José Martins: The multi-instrumentalist of Trovante, who joined the band in 1981. He played guitar, mandolin, accordion, harmonica, flute, saxophone, and keyboards. He was also a member of Charanga and Rio Grande. He composed music for
theater, cinema, and television. He also produced albums for Luís Represas and Ala dos Namorados.

Trovante left a lasting mark on the Portuguese music scene, influencing many other bands and artists. Their songs are still widely played and sung by different generations of fans. Their discography is a testament to their musical talent and diversity.
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