João Bosco & Jaques Morelenbaum
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Born in 1946 in the Brazilian state of Minas Gerais, João Bosco is a celebrated singer, guitarist and composer known for his remarkable versatility and profound influence on Brazilian popular music. Bosco was recognized early on by none other than the legendary bossa nova pioneer Antonio Carlos Jobim and has contributed some of the finest compositions to the Brazilian music scene.
BIA FERREIRA
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An expressive singer who doesn't mince her words: Bia Ferreira uses her music to speak out against racism, homophobia and for equality.
BaianaSystem
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BaianaSystem BaianaSystem is an audiovisual project that starts from Bahia and its ancestral heritage to exchange with what is produced in the world. With Afro-Brazilian rhythms, samba-reggae, rock, pop and popular events, especially carnival, as the main sources for their research, the group uses a variety of languages to translate their thoughts into art [...].
MARCOS VALLE
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What an anniversary! In his 80th birthday year, Marcos Valle is also celebrating sixty years on stage. The Brazilian composer, producer, songwriter and musician belongs to the second generation of bossa nova...
Tropikaos Carnival
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A journey through the sounds, sights and culture of Brazilian carnival - where people revel in colorful, harmonious chaos at the world's biggest street parties. Tropikaos takes place on the first weekend in March; part of the profits go to social projects in Brazil.
Nação Zumbi
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Nação Zumbi hails from the banks of the Capibaribe River in Recife and celebrates the year 2024 with three decades of musical resistance. A centerpiece of manguebeat, which combines northeastern rhythms with electronica and social criticism, the band is stepping up after the death of Chico Science with lyrics that highlight inequalities and advocate for cultural diversity. Their influence extends beyond Brazil and brings Manguebeat to stages around the world. Today, they are more than just a band: they are the poetic voice of protest, a beacon of innovation and a standard-bearer for social struggles. May this music, which is both culturally rooted and revolutionary, continue to guide us.
Vanessa da Mata | Jota.pê
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Vanessa da Mata is a Brazilian singer and songwriter who has been successful since the 90s. She has collaborated with renowned artists and released several albums, including hits such as "Boa Sorte/Good Luck". Her current song "Vem Doce" offers a foretaste of her upcoming album. Don't miss the opportunity to experience Vanessa da Mata's incredible music live.
Solar Festival 2022
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The Brazilian Music Festival in Zurich - With its dialog between popular trends and new local experimental music, the Solar Festival paints a contemporary picture of Brazil's cultural pluralism. It aims to combine folk traditions, myths, colors, rhythms and forms of expression in order to showcase the country's cultural richness with a fresh, committed and conscious approach.
Martinho da Vila
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One of the biggest names in samba and one of the big stars of Brazilian music, Martinho da Vila, will be performing in Zurich!
Adalu Tropical
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Adalu, Tropical Gold & Flaira Ferro invite you to the launch event of their NGO Adalu Tropical in Brazil, founded in February 2023. The aim of the NGO is to build art and education spaces for people in social need in Bahia and Pernambuco.