Brava City Council celebrates culture month with the Musical Show "This is More Lusofonia"

With the participation of musicians from the Sofia Lourenço Dance Company, as well as special guests, this event promises a memorable night for all lovers of music and Portuguese-speaking culture. Praça Eugénio Tavares will be the perfect setting for this celebration, offering a warm and cozy atmosphere.

"Isto é Mais Lusofonia" will embrace the musical and cultural diversity of Lusophone countries, presenting a mix of rhythms ranging from fado from Portugal to funaná from Cape Verde, including samba from Brazil and much more. It will be an exciting musical journey through all corners of Lusophony, uniting different cultures through music.

This cultural event aims to promote understanding and appreciation of the cultural riches present in Portuguese-speaking countries, strengthening bonds of friendship and cooperation between Portuguese-speaking nations. Furthermore, it will provide a unique opportunity for local talent to showcase their art to the public and celebrate Brava's rich cultural heritage.

"This is More Lusofonia" is a demonstration of Brava City Council's commitment to promoting culture and diversity, enriching the lives of the island's inhabitants and enhancing their place in the Lusophone world. Entry to this event is free, and everyone is invited to participate and celebrate the richness of Lusophony in an environment of joy and harmony.

Get ready for a night of music, dance and culture that will transport you to the hearts and souls of Portuguese-speaking countries. Join the Brava City Council at Praca Eugênio Tavares this Saturday, October 7th, from 7pm, and be part of this unique celebration of Portuguese-speaking diversity.

For more information about the event, visit the official Brava City Council page or contact the telephone numbers available on the website. The City Council eagerly awaits your presence at this unforgettable cultural festival.

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The Sofia Lourenço Dance Company was created in 2000 with the aim of dissemination, miscegenation and cultural and social inclusion. They have performed several times from north to south of Portugal and Spain. In 2015 they worked in the State of Paraná, Brazil. They participated in several social volunteer actions. Composed of 50 elements from 5 to 70 years old. In Cape Verde the show will be composed of 20 elements with the title: Isto é Mais Lusofonia; a musical that mixes the culture of Portuguese-speaking countries. Script, costumes and choreography by Sofia Lourenço Participation by choreographer Francisco Matos.