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Festival atlântico |
C rmen
Souza

Port’Inglês
Salle de Musique de Chambre
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Although strictly speaking, the Lusophone world consists of all of the states in which Portuguese is the language, in reality this vast community of over 200 million people around the world encompasses a wide variety of cultures. The identity of each one of these cultures has been shaped by rich exchanges and an eventful history, all of which has been reflected in their music. Combining past and present and alternating returning artists with newcomers, the 2025 edition of the festival atlântico is once again set to welcome the cream of the current music scene.
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Carmen souza in front of a window.
©: Galileo Music

What you’ll hear and see

The artists

  • Carmen Souza guitar, piano, vocals
  • Theo Pascal bass
  • Jonathan Idiagbonya piano
  • Elias Kacomanolis drums

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The long-unspoken stories of the British presence in Cape Verde

and the fight for liberation from the Portuguese yoke provide the theme for Port’Inglês, in which Carmen Souza explores her family roots. It is a short step from history proper to anecdotal history, from jazz to Creole music – and she takes that step with unbridled artistic freedom.
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Tickets

  • Free seating 34 €
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Details

  • Date Saturday 11.10.25
  • Time 18:00
  • Duration 90' no break
  • Room Salle de Musique de Chambre
  • Subscription World Sessions
A shuttle bus from and back to Trier is available for this concert. Please book here.
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Experience the concert as a part of the subscription: World Sessions

An intimate gathering with virtuosos from the four corners of the globe.

Available in the package: Atlantico
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Here’s a little glimpse of the atlântico magic…

Relive the unforgettable energy of this year’s atlântico festival! From heart-pounding rhythms to the soul-stirring performances, we are beyond grateful to every artist who brought the Lusophone spirit to life. Many thanks to everyone involved for making it happen! We’re already counting down the days to next year!

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