Urze de Lume Lisbon, Portugal
Urze de Lume represent a homage to the past.
Strongly inspired by the Iberian
tradition, their music aims to celebrate the roots which identify a people and bind them to their land.
Their repertoire transmits the surviving soul of an era in which man and nature walked hand in hand, with respect for the land, the occult and its origins.
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