Sitiados was a Portuguese rock and folk band, known for integrating traditional Portuguese musical elements into their sound. Established in the late 1980s, Sitiados quickly made a name for themselves in the Portuguese music scene with their unique blend of rock, punk, and folk influences, all of which were enriched by the storytelling nature of Portuguese folk tradition. The band's charismatic approach to music and performance endeared them to a wide audience, as they brought fresh soundscapes to the industry.

Marking their journey through the Portuguese music landscape, Sitiados celebrated their longevity and influence with the release of "Sitiados - 25 Anos," commemorating a quarter of a century of music-making. Despite the passing of their charismatic leader, João Aguardela, in 2009, the band persisted, honoring his legacy. Other significant releases include the provocative "Mata-Me Depois," and their eponymous album "Sitiados," which laid the groundworks of their musical identity. With "O TRIUNFO DOS ELECTRODOME" and "E Agora...?!," Sitiados continued to experiment with their sound, showcasing their adaptability and continuous evolution in the ever-changing landscape of Portuguese music. Their legacy is one of innovation, resilience, and the seamless fusion of Portuguese folk sensibilities with contemporary rock.