Title: Ornatos Violeta
Content:  Ornatos Violeta are a Portuguese rock band from Porto. The band, often referred to simply as Ornatos, consists of vocalist Manel Cruz, bassist Nuno Prata, guitarist Peixe and drummer Kinörm, with Elísio Donas at the keyboard. Their main period of activity was between 1991 and 2002. Since then, the band as reunited twice: in 2012 and in 2018. Ornatos Violeta, whose music is influenced by funk, jazz and ska, grew over the years to become a reference of Portuguese music of the late 1990's. The band has released two albums: Cão! in 1997 and O Monstro Precisa de Amigos in 1999, both highly-acclaimed by the Portuguese press. They were at the peak of their career when they split in 2002.
Title: Ornatos Violeta
Content:  In 1997, Ornatos Violeta released their first album Cão! (Dog!), which included the song "Letra S", a duet with Manuela Azevedo, vocalist of Portuguese band Clã. In the following year, during the Expo 98, they collaborated on the compilation Tejo Beat alongside Boss AC, Blasted Mechanism, Zen and Flood with the song "Tempo de Nascer". Their second and last album, O Monstro Precisa de Amigos (The Monster Needs Friends) was released in 1999, with a more carefully thought production and a more mellow style. The album contained the singles "Ouvi Dizer", a duet with Portuguese musician Vitor Espadinha, and "Capitão Romance", with Gordon Gano, vocalist of the American band Violent Femmes. During 1999 they helped to 
Title: Ornatos Violeta
Content: 2011 - Inéditos/Raridades 
Title: Ornatos Violeta
Content:  XX Anos XX Bandas, a tribute to the Portuguese band Xutos & Pontapés, with a cover their song "Circo de Feras". After some speculation about their future, Ornatos Violeta split up in 2002. The band members went on to work independently on several other projects in the following decade, while a cult following started to grow around Ornatos, in particular around the work of Manel Cruz, author of most of the lyrics, and protagonist of newer projects such as Pluto, Foge Foge Bandido and SuperNada. In honor of the 10 years since their last concert, and taking into account the consolidation of their status as a cult band, the group decided to reunite and schedule a 
Title: Ornatos Violeta
Content:  of celebration concerts, that took place during the year of 2012. The band performed seven shows, which were at the time promoted as being their last. The first was at Paredes de Coura Festival, three shows in the Coliseu dos Recreios (Lisbon), three shows at the Coliseu do Porto and one show at the Coliseu Micaelense in Ponta Delgada, Azores. After these shows, Ornatos Violeta disbanded again. In late 2018, Ornatos Violeta reunited for a second time. The band announced three dates to celebrate the 20th anniversary of their 1999 album O Monstro Precisa de Amigos. During the year of 2019, five more dates were announced. The band remains active and playing shows as of 2021.
Title: Ornatos Violeta
Content: 1997 - Cão! ; 1999 - O Monstro Precisa de Amigos 
Title: O Monstro Precisa de Amigos
Content:  O Monstro Precisa de Amigos is the second and final studio album by Portuguese band Ornatos Violeta, released on 22 November 1999 by Polydor. Two music videos were filmed, for the songs "Ouvi Dizer" and "Capitão Romance".
Title: Violeta (Iz*One song)
Content:  "Violeta" is a pop track with tropical house beats and a future bass intro, inspired by the story "The Happy Prince" lyrically. It is described by Jeff Benjamin of Billboard as having "a color and floral theme as the ladies try to conjure and coax a lover into opening up to them like a flower on the verge of blooming". It offers a more uptempo and choreography-focused than the previous Korean song "La Vie en Rose". Jack Wannan of LWOS Life praised the song as "[an] amazing production".
Title: Orianthi
Content: Violet Journey (2007) ; Believe (2009) ; Heaven in This Hell (2013) ; O (2020) Radio Free America (2018) Solo career RSO
Title: Cão!
Content:  Cão! was the first studio album by Portuguese rock band Ornatos Violeta, released on 15 September 1997 by Polygram. Three singles were released from this album: "Punk Moda Funk", "A Dama do Sinal" and "Mata-me Outra Vez".

Question: What genre is Ornatos Violeta?
Answer: alternative rock.
alternative music.
alt-rock.
alternative.
alt rock.
pop/rock.
Alternative Rock.