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Dzudza, by Idio Chichava

19:00 Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian Avenidas Novas Lisbon

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Idio Chichava presents Dzudza, a performance inspired by the atmosphere of the Xiquelene Market on the outskirts of Maputo.

Ceremony for the Salavisa European Dance Award 2026

20:30 Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian Avenidas Novas Lisbon

Other

The winner of the second edition of the Salavisa European Dance Award (SEDA) will be announced on November 17 in a ceremony at the Grande Auditório.

COCK

21:00 Teatro Maria Matos Alvalade Lisbon

M/16 Theatre

The play 'COCK' is performed.

The Sleeves

21:00 Galeria Zé dos Bois Bairro Alto Lisbon

12€ Live music

A The Sleeves concert, with admission priced at 12€.

Mariana Aydar

21:30 Casa Capitão Beato Lisbon

24€ 12+ Live music

Latin Grammy winner Mariana Aydar brings her Brazilian music blending tradition and modernity, celebrating Northeastern culture and forró classics, at Casa Capitão.

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Efterklang

Live music 27,04€ 16+

Sunday 6 December · 19:00

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Casa Capitão Beato · Lisbon

Efterklang return to Portugal to present their new album 'Things We Have In Common', featuring Zach Condon and Mabe Fratti. A deep exploration of surrender and belonging.

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Efterklang are back in Portugal. Between December 5 and 12, the trio composed of Mads Brauer, Casper Clausen and Rasmus Stolberg will travel the country to present their latest record, Things We Have In Common, scheduled for release on September 27 via City Slang. With over 20 years of history, Efterklang bring with them an album that closes the trilogy started with Altid Sammen (2019) and continued with Windflowers (2021). This new chapter is a deep exploration of “surrender” and “belonging”, marked by the collaborative return of Rune Mølgaard, founding member who co-wrote seven of the nine tracks on the album after a long absence and a complex spiritual journey. Things We Have In Common is described by the band as a simpler and more inclusive form of expression. The record features luxury contributions, such as Zach Condon's (Beirut) trumpet on the single “Getting Reminders” and the voice and cello of Guatemalan Mabe Fratti on the latest track, “Plant”. There are no seated or assigned places in Casa Capitão concerts. To ensure a good position facing the stage, it is advisable to arrive early. And be ready to spend one or two hours standing.

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Os Efterklang estão de volta a Portugal. Entre os dias 5 e 12 de dezembro, o trio composto por Mads Brauer, Casper Clausen e Rasmus Stolberg percorre o país para apresentar o seu mais recente trabalho discográfico, Things We Have In Common, com edição marcada para 27 de setembro através da City Slang. Com mais de 20 anos de história, os Efterklang trazem na bagagem um disco que fecha a trilogia iniciada com Altid Sammen (2019) e continuada com Windflowers (2021). Este novo capítulo é uma exploração profunda sobre a “entrega” e a “pertença”, marcado pelo regresso colaborativo de Rune Mølgaard, membro fundador que co-escreveu sete dos nove temas do álbum após um longo período de ausência e uma complexa jornada espiritual. Things We Have In Common é descrito pela banda como uma forma de expressão mais simples e inclusiva. O disco conta com participações de luxo, como o trompete de Zach Condon (Beirut) no single “Getting Reminders” e a voz e violoncelo da guatemalteca Mabe Fratti no mais recente tema, “Plant”. 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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