What band is this? The mystery Angine de Poitrine, the duo that defies the algorithm and performs at Meo Kalorama this Friday

Angine de Poitrine is a mysterious Canadian duo that wears masks and challenges the algorithms of streaming platforms, managing to sell out concerts all over the place, including a stop in the Azores in March. The band performs this Friday on the first day of the Meo Kalorama 2026 festival in Lisbon, which marks the event's return after a two-year hiatus. The article republished by Observador explores the origin and phenomenon of this band that has been winning over audiences with its enigmatic approach and rhythm that exceeds algorithmic expectations.

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