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Carla Prata - It All Leads Back South

Live music 19,50€ 12+

Saturday 7 November · 21:00

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Casa Capitão Beato · Lisbon

Carla Prata presents her new project 'It All Leads Back South' at Casa Capitão, blending influences from the UK, Angola and Portugal.

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Carla Prata is a Luso-Angolan artist, songwriter, composer and producer, born in South London, who mixes musical genres and geographical spaces. The natural mobility with which she floats between Portuguese and English has earned her a unique space in both the Portuguese and Angolan music scenes. Currently residing in South London, Carla draws inspiration from her multicultural background to create a sound as bold as it is versatile. From the most soulful R&B to rhythms with African influence, she writes, produces and performs music that transcends borders, staying true to her story, raw, honest and constantly evolving. She began defining her sonic identity and sharing her music with the world early on, and in 2020, her first studio project, 'Roots', emerged, with the highlight 'Owner', which already has over 8M streams on digital platforms. In 2024, she released her debut album, PUPA, where she collaborated with names like Sammy Soso and Angolan icon Paulo Flores. The project consolidated her versatility and deepened her connection to her African roots. Her performance on the COLORS platform with tracks like 'Certified Freak' and 'Owner' further highlighted her talent internationally. Carla Prata asserts herself as a unique and authentic voice, uniting genres and cultures with creativity and emotional depth. Recently, she released It All Leads Back South, which explores the emotional ties between the three places Carla Prata has called home. Bringing together influences from the UK, Angola and Portugal, the project reflects on memory, identity and what it means to belong to more than one place at the same time. Still in 2026, she is preparing her second EP, which already has the emotional foundations of 'It All Leads Back South' and will be the second story of a two-chapter project. There are no seated or reserved places at Casa Capitão concerts. To guarantee a good position in front of the stage, it is advisable to arrive early. And be ready to spend one or two hours standing.

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Carla Prata é uma artista, songwriter, compositora e produtora luso-angolana, nascida no sul de Londres que mistura géneros musicais e espaços geográficos. A mobilidade natural com que flutua entre o português e o inglês, fê-la conquistar um espaço único tanto no panorama musical português como também no de Angola. Atualmente, a residir no sul de Londres, Carla inspira-se na sua bagagem multicultural para criar um som tão ousado quanto versátil. Do R&B mais soul aos ritmos com influência africana, ela escreve, produz e interpreta músicas que ultrapassam fronteiras, mantendo-se fiel à sua história , crua, honesta e em constante evolução. Desde cedo que começou a definir a sua identidade sonora e a divulgar a sua música ao mundo e em 2020, surgiu o primeiro projeto de estúdio , “Roots”-, com o grande destaque “Owner”, que já conta com +8M de streams nas plataformas digitais. Em 2024, lançou o seu álbum de estreia, PUPA, onde colaborou com nomes como Sammy Soso e o ícone angolano Paulo Flores. O projeto consolidou a sua versatilidade e aprofundou a sua ligação às raízes africanas. A sua atuação na plataforma COLORS com faixas como “Certified Freak” e “Owner” destacou ainda mais o seu talento a nível internacional. Carla Prata afirma-se como uma voz única e autêntica, unindo géneros e culturas com criatividade e profundidade emocional. Recentemente, editou It All Leads Back South , que explora os laços emocionais entre os três lugares que Carla Prata chamou de lar. Reunindo influências do Reino Unido, Angola e Portugal, o projeto reflete sobre a memória, a identidade e o que significa pertencer a mais do que um lugar ao mesmo tempo. Ainda em 2026, prepara-se para o segundo EP, que já tem as bases emocionais de “It All Leads Back South” e que será a segunda história de um projeto de dois capítulos. Não há lugares sentados, nem marcados, nos concertos da Casa Capitão. Para garantir uma boa posição face ao palco, convém chegar cedo. E pronto para passar uma ou duas horas em pé.

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