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. Initially the group was producing sounds that center on an imaginary vocal language, created by the group, for the purpose of treating the clear voice as a standalone instrument, comparable to the others.

Discography

2002 - Dazkarieh I

# Abour Safar # kriamideah I # kriamideah II # kriamideah III # Elgtue # Gherunaai # Troligh ol 'Jighil I # Troligh ol 'Jighil II # Miafarê Boi # Cly

2004 - Dazkarieh II - Espanta Espíritos

# Sansorgui # Orubamba # Rosa de Lava # Zahrany # Nangbar # Mìura # Dazambra # Naty # Na Sei

2006 - Incógnita Alquimia

# Senhora da Azenha # Nyckel Power # Meninas Vamos à Murta # Água-Mãe # Olhos de Maré # Cantaria # Na Boca do Lobo # Cadafalso # HG From Hell # Estrela de Cinco Pontas # Incógnita Alquimia # Vitorina

2009 - Hemisférios

CD1

# Intro # Caminhos Turvos # Lua Imersa # Instantes # Longe, em Segredo # Sáfaro # Água Forte # Voo Longe # Sinapse # Leve Accordar

CD2

# Intro # Baile da Meia Volta # Eras Tão Bonita # Coroar # Virgem # Borda d´Água (Prelúdio) # Borda d´Água # Sanfona # Alvorada Sanabresa / Antigo Baile Agarrado # Romance # Recordai # Embalo

2011 - Ruído do Silêncio

# Lilaré dos Cinco Sentidos # Sons de Pó # Mazurka da Água # Tempo Chão # Da Minha Janela # Moda da Ceifa # Moda da Ceifa II # Manhãzinha de S. João # Repasseado da Calçada # Nas Tuas Mãos # Légua da Póvo # Ruído do Silêncio

2012 - Eterno Retorno

# (Ir)Real # Terra escura # Embalo ao nascer do sol # Quatro ciclos # Sei que nao sei # Guardar segredo # Folha vazia # Contos de cordel # Tronco # Sombra # Ladainha do lago # Primeiro olhar

2014 - Finisterra

# A Senhora do Leite # Quase Um Repasseado # Divina Santa Cruz # Lá Cima Ó Castelo # Bravio # Margaça # Adufada # Rumba Cega (with Cabra Çega) # Melancolia # Primeiro Olhar (with Matilde Castro) # As Canseiras Desta Vida (Cover of José Mário Branco)

External links

Oficial pageBand in MyspaceFacebook

References

{{Authority control Portuguese musical groups Musical groups established in 1999 1999 establishments in Portugal