The sea you

A collection of poetry published by Portuguese singer Lena d'Água in 1984. Published by Ulmeiro. A document of the history of those who remember her. And liked her.

 Lena d'Água is a Portuguese singer, actress and author, born in Lisbon on June 16, 1956, who debuted as the lead singer of the band Beatnicks in 1976. She stood out as a pop vocalist in the 80s with hits such as "Demagogia" and "Sempre Que o Amor Me Quiser", but also has a multifaceted career, including projects for children, jazz collaborations and acting work. She won the Golden Globe for Best Performer in 2025 and is the daughter of football player José Águas.

She debuted in 1976 with the Beatnicks, the first rock band with a female vocalist in Portugal, having previously sung backing vocals for artists such as Marco Paulo. In the 80s she became one of the leading figures in Portuguese pop music with albums such as Sem Açúcar (1980), Perto de Ti (1982) and Terra Prometida (1986).

She returned in 2014 with the albums Carrossel (2014) and Desalmadamente (2019), the latter with lyrics by Pedro da Silva Martins, which won her the José Afonso Award and the acclaim of the public and critics.