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ICOM Arms & Military 2026 Lisbon Congress

Museu do Ar Granja do Marquês Sintra

Exhibition

Congress organized by the Museu do Ar in partnership with the Museu Militar de Lisboa and the Museu de Marinha, with registrations open.

SHOW | THE SOOSHI MANGO

Teatro Tivoli BBVA Santo António Lisbon

M/16 Comedy

Catch The Sooshi Mango's comedy show in Lisbon for a night of laughter.

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Quarteto Van Kuijk

20:00 Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian Avenidas Novas Lisbon

Live music

The Van Kuijk Quartet returns to Gulbenkian Music with a programme dedicated to great chamber music.

COCK

21:00 Teatro Maria Matos Alvalade Lisbon

M/16 Theatre

A provocative theatre piece exploring relationships and identity in Lisbon.

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7 Figures in the Renewal of Portuguese Popular Music (1958-1979)

7 VULTOS NA RENOVAÇÃO DA MÚSICA POPULAR PORTUGUESA (1958-1979)

Live music 7€

Thursday 14 January · until 1 Apr

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Centro Cultural de Belém Belém · Lisbon
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A seven-session cycle on the renewal of Portuguese popular music between 1958 and 1979, by David Ferreira, with sessions devoted to José Afonso, Adriano Correia de Oliveira, Luís Cília, José Mário Branco, Sérgio Godinho, Fausto and Vitorino.

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Synopsis If you wish to attend all the sessions in this cycle, you can purchase the pack for the 7 sessions here. 7 Figures in the Renewal of Portuguese Popular Music (1958-1979) by David Ferreira Even though their first records would only be released in the first half of the following decade, a 'New Portuguese Song' was born in the hope kindled by Humberto Delgado's campaign in 1958. New directions, revealed by the courage and invention of José Afonso (1929, 1987), were explored in diverse and highly personal ways by a generation of younger singer-songwriters born between 1942 and 1948. From the new Coimbra ballad to the inevitable impact of Anglo-Saxon novelties, there was a rediscovery of traditional music from here and from the old Portuguese colonies, in songs in which the word and the will to change were central. Programme / Line-up 14 January 2027 José Afonso 28 January 2027 Adriano Correia de Oliveira 11 February 2027 Luís Cília 25 February 2027 José Mário Branco 4 March 2027 Sérgio Godinho 18 March 2027 Fausto 1 April 2027 Vitorino Prices General - 7€ Discounts Pack discount

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Sinopse Se pretender assistir a todas as sessões deste ciclo, pode adquirir o pack para as 7 sessões aqui. 7 Vultos na Renovação da Música Popular Portuguesa (1958-1979) por David Ferreira Mesmo que os seus primeiros discos só fossem publicados na primeira metade da década seguinte, uma «Nova Canção Portuguesa» nasceu na esperança acendida pela campanha de Humberto Delgado em 1958. Novos rumos, revelados pela coragem e invenção de José Afonso (1929, 1987), foram explorados de formas diversas e muito personalizados por uma geração de cantautores mais novos, nascidos entre 1942 e 1948. Da nova Balada de Coimbra até ao inevitável impacto das novidades anglo-saxónicas, assistiu-se à redescoberta da música tradicional de cá e das antigas colónias portuguesas, em canções onde foram centrais a palavra e a vontade de mudar. Programa / Cartaz 14 janeiro 2027 José Afonso 28 janeiro 2027 Adriano Correia de Oliveira 11 fevereiro 2027 Luís Cília 25 fevereiro 2027 José Mário Branco 04 março 2027 Sérgio Godinho 18 março 2027 Fausto 1 abril 2027 Vitorino Preços Geral - 7€ Descontos Desconto Pack

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