Events

As part of the commemorations of the 50th anniversary of the 25th of April, a revolution where the zero moment was marked by songs that functioned as passwords for operational command, the Azorean singer Helena Oliveira analyzes the sound waves of the Carnation Revolution, whether centripetal – from the world to Portugal – or centrifugal – from Portugal to the world.

"Cravos d'Aqui e d'Acolá" is thus a work that looks at intervention songs by politically engaged authors and musicians, national and foreign, from yesterday and today, giving them a current interpretation. Helena Oliveira will be accompanied by Ricardo Dias (piano, musical direction and arrangements), André Sousa Machado (drums and percussion), Mário Delgado (guitars), Mike Ross (double bass) and Manuel Rocha (violin).