Da Souza is an indie-pop band hailing from the vibrant musical landscape of the Balearic Islands. Imbued with the sun-soaked tones of their Mediterranean origins, the group crafts rhythmic melodies that blend poetic lyricism with a contemporary twist. Their artistic journey manifested in the Catalan language, which adds an intimate layer of cultural identity to their sound. With a commitment to authenticity, the band explores themes ranging from the introspective to the whimsical, resonating deeply with audiences who seek a personal connection through music.

Their repertoire, as evidenced by records such as "Dies d'Attrezzo" and "Bomba de fum," showcases a diverse range of musical styles, from the laid-back grooves in "Fotogrames" to the assertive punch of "Futbol d'avantguarda." Tracks like "Boleros" and "Branca de romaní" feature a nuanced charm and melodic sophistication, cementing Da Souza as connoisseurs of the indie genre. Their most recent releases, including the touching "La faula del falcó II" and the more dynamic "Salsa agredolça," illustrate the band's progression and constant innovation, while "Pep" highlights their storytelling prowess, continuing to enchant a growing fanbase with their distinctive blend of music.