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Taguspark strengthens its cultural programme with a concert series dedicated to Portuguese music

Taguspark reforça aposta cultural com ciclo de concertos dedicado à música portuguesa

Live music 15€ Family friendly

Wednesday 30 September

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Taguspark Edifício Núcleo Central · Lisbon

Between September and November, the Taguspark Auditorium hosts a concert series dedicated to contemporary Portuguese music, featuring Carlos Bica, Cabrita and Ricardo Reis Soares. Concerts start at 21h00, last about 60 minutes, are recommended for ages 6 and over, and tickets cost 15€ via BOL.

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The Taguspark Auditorium hosts, between September and November, a new concert series dedicated to contemporary Portuguese music, with Carlos Bica, Cabrita and Ricardo Reis Soares on stage. The initiative brings together three distinct artistic proposals — singer-songwriter music, jazz and original composition — and strengthens the cultural programme of the Cidade do Conhecimento. The concerts take place at 21h00, last approximately 60 minutes and are recommended for ages 6 and over. Tickets cost 15€ and are available for purchase through BOL. The series opens on 30 September with Carlos Bica, an inescapable figure of European jazz, recognised for the singular lyricism of his compositions and his constant search for new musical languages. Over a consolidated international career, he has collaborated with some of the most prominent musicians on the contemporary scene, developing projects that cross tradition and experimentation. His music stands out for its melodic depth, creative freedom and an artistic identity that places him among the most relevant Portuguese double bass players and composers. On 21 October, Cabrita, musician, composer and producer, takes the stage.

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O Auditório do Taguspark recebe, entre setembro e novembro, um novo ciclo de concertos dedicado à música portuguesa contemporânea, com Carlos Bica, Cabrita e Ricardo Reis Soares em palco. A iniciativa reúne três propostas artísticas distintas , canção de autor, jazz e composição original , e reforça a programação cultural da Cidade do Conhecimento. Os concertos realizam-se às 21h00, com duração aproximada de 60 minutos, e são recomendados para maiores de 6 anos. Os bilhetes têm o valor de 15€ e estão disponíveis para compra através da BOL. O ciclo arranca a 30 de setembro com Carlos Bica, figura incontornável do jazz europeu, reconhecido pelo lirismo singular das suas composições e pela constante procura de novas linguagens musicais. Ao longo de uma carreira internacional consolidada, colaborou com alguns dos mais destacados músicos da cena contemporânea, desenvolvendo projetos que cruzam tradição e experimentação. A sua música distingue-se pela profundidade melódica, pela liberdade criativa e por uma identidade artística que o coloca entre os mais relevantes contrabaixistas e compositores portugueses. A 21 de outubro, sobe ao palco Cabrita, músico, compositor e produtor, que apres

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