Tropical Fado

Nani Medeiros, João Pita, Fernando Dalcin - 7, 14, 28 de Abril
Tais Reganelli e Djâmen - 21 de Abril

These talented musicians have diverse backgrounds and projects, offering a sonic journey through the world of Lusophony. The show explores samba-canção, fado, choro, and even mornas, creating a vibrant encounter between saudade, rhythm, and tradition in an elegant and intimate setting.

Nani Medeiros 

Born in Porto Alegre, Brazil. Studied performing arts at TEPA and worked in advertising with voice-overs and jingles. In 2012, she dedicated herself entirely to music, standing out in the world of fado and Lusophone music.

João Pita 

Portuguese instrumentalist specializing in the guitar (6 and 7 strings), with strong ties to Lusophone musical traditions. He works on projects that combine fado, choro, and Brazilian music, regularly collaborating with Nani Medeiros and Fernando Dalcin.

Fernando Dalcin

A Brazilian musician based in Portugal, a virtuoso of the tenor guitar and a profound connoisseur of Brazilian string traditions. He performs in projects that celebrate the history of the tenor guitar and Atlantic sounds.

Tais Reganelli

Taïs Reganelli is a singer-songwriter with five albums released, having toured across most Brazilian states, Nicaragua, Chile, and several European countries. She was invited to perform at Angojazz in Angola and represented Brazil at the 2023 G20 convention in Varanasi, India. This year, she returns to three cities in India to present her new album.

Her music has been featured in film and animation soundtracks, as well as in the TV Globo programme Casa em Verso e Prosa.
She has won dozens of awards at festivals, most recently for Best Song by Brazil’s Public Radios (Arpub) with the track Medo.

2026 marks her new tour for the album Pulmão Aberto, which has already kicked off in three cities in the Netherlands, four cities in Brazil, and Lisbon.

Djâmen

Djâmen is a Brazilian artist based in Portugal. A singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist, his music is deeply rooted in his Black ancestry. His compositions invite listeners to challenge social and structural paradigms.

He aims to showcase Brazil beyond the stereotypes of samba and carnival, highlighting the richness of a people shaped by cultural diversity, resilience, and creativity. In 2018, he won a Latin Grammy as an arranger and instrumentalist for Anaadi’s album. He also spent two years touring with the singer Mariza.

Today, with his album Morrer e Renascer na Encruzilhada, he continues to develop his original work around the world through a live show that shares the same name as the album.

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