Dates / Schedules
Tuesday, October 27, 2026 8:00pm
Tickets must be collected from the CCB Box.
Music
Integrated into the programme of PDL26 — Capital Portuguesa da Cultura, Falas & Afetos is a thematic and intimate concert featuring songs composed by Aníbal Raposo to poems by acclaimed Portuguese-language authors from across the Portuguese-speaking world: the Azores, Madeira, mainland Portugal, Cape Verde, Angola, São Tomé and Príncipe, Brazil, Mozambique, Goa, Macao and Timor.
Accompanied by a seven-piece band, the performance creates a poetic and musical journey in which a shared language unfolds through multiple sounds, emotions and geographies. Each song will be briefly contextualised, highlighting its author, origins, and emotional and social dimensions.
The Centro Cultural de Belém Foundation reserves the right to collect, store and use recordings of image, sound and voice, for the purposes of dissemination and for preserving the memory of its cultural and artistic activities, as well as its spaces. Should you require any further information, please contact us at the following email address: privacidade@ccb.pt
Ages
+6
Data sheet
Vocals Aníbal Raposo
Double Bass António Feijó
Guitar Paulo Bettencourt and Vasco Cabral
Piano Cristóvão Ferreira
Drums Lázaro Raposo
Percussion Romeu Presunça
Guest Artist Gonçalo Filipe de Sousa
Sound Technician Emanuel Cabral
Lighting André Raposo
Production Ricardo Cabral
Production Assistant Ana Vieira
Promoter PDL26 — Capital Portuguesa da Cultura
Programme
Conceição Lima (São Tomé) Quando vieres
Mia Couto (Mozambique) O amor, meu amor
Natália Correia (Azores) Nuvens correndo num rio
Tony Tcheca (Guinea-Bissau) Mulher da Guiné
António Sousa (Azores) A lua dos impossíveis
Aníbal Raposo (Azores) O deitar do sol
Cecília Meireles (Brazil) Canção de alta noite
Yao Feng (Macao) O amor em Macau
Aníbal Raposo (Azores) Um toldo amarelo
Aníbal Raposo (Azores) Maré e Natividade
Gabriel Mariano (Cape Verde) Sonhos em Sepultura
Herberto Helder (Madeira) O amor em visita
Ondjsky (Angola) À noite ser
Fernando Sylvan (Timor) Canção do sol nascente
Aníbal Raposo (Azores) Rosa branca