Mariana Aydar, winner of the Latin Grammy in 2024 and 2020, is one of the most striking voices in Brazilian music. With six albums, two documentaries and songs in Globo soap operas, she unites tradition and modernity by celebrating Northeastern culture and revisiting forró classics. Founder of the São Paulo carnival block 'Forrozin', Mariana has collaborated with names like Gilberto Gil and Criolo. Her work values female protagonism, questions outdated narratives and offers a contemporary look at love and the rich legacy of forró.
She was in Portugal last year twice: in April at BOTA Anjos for the 10th anniversary celebrations of the PINUTS agency, and then in September to perform on the Palco 1º de Maio at Festa do Avante and in Sala 2 of Casa da Música (Porto).
There are no seated or reserved places at Casa Capitão concerts. To guarantee a good position facing the stage, it is advisable to arrive early. And be ready to spend an hour or two standing.