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Ana Deus, who has always been interested in music, poetry, and imagery, began her musical journey in 87 with the pop group Ban. In 93, she started the group Três Tristes Tigres with the writer Regina Guimarães and the musician Alexandre Soares.

She has set to music poetry by various authors such as Fernando Pessoa, Camilo Pessanha, Bocage, Natália Correia, Judith Teixeira and, obviously, Regina Guimarães. These are some of the authors whose work she has set to music and sung, either solo or in her projects Osso vaidoso with Alexandre Soares, Bruta with Nicolas Tricot, Ruído Vário with Luca Argel and “Eu fui silêncio” with Marta Abreu.

Arca is the new album by Três Tristes Tigres, with lyrics written by poet Regina Guimarães and music by Alexandre Soares and Ana Deus. This is an album of similarities and differences, an awareness that everything is inscribed within each individual and that the whole is part of the detail. An album where they send love letters to the world, songs about migrations and turbulence animated by the desire for loving contagions.

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