Despe e Siga were a seminal Portuguese rock band, formed in the early 1990s in Lisbon, known for their socially charged lyrics and blend of rock with traditional Portuguese music influences. The group carved out a niche in the Portuguese music scene with their energetic live performances and critical perspective conveyed through their songs. They were part of a wave of bands that contributed to the revitalization of the national music landscape during a period marked by significant social and cultural changes in Portugal.

The band's discography is characterized by dynamic albums that showcase their evolution and eagerness to experiment while staying true to their roots. Among their releases, "Despe e Siga - Só as Melhores" is a collection that brings together the crème de la crème of their work, serving as an excellent starting point for listeners new to the band. "99.9" and "Os Primos" further demonstrate their capacity to blend genres and innovate within their distinctive sound. Their self-titled album "Despe & Siga" is often celebrated for its originality and the way it captures the essence of the band. Though they disbanded in 2000, Despe e Siga left a lasting legacy on the Portuguese music scene, and their music remains influential and relevant to this day.