The Brazilian musician of Lebanese descent will play original instrumental songs with a quartet. The free concert will be this Saturday (13) at 6:00 pm, in Sesc Santana.
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French Lebanese singer has a Tupian first name, a family in Brazil, and two compositions with Chico César. Now, for a short season in São Paulo, she will play gigs and seek new partnerships.
The São Paulo native of Lebanese origin has a career spanning over three decades. Assad is a singer, guitarist, songwriter, and much more. She talked about the influences of her family, deeply connected to music.
Rajana Olba has been playing the instrument for over 20 years and learned how to craft it during the pandemic. He also produces cavaquinhos and violins.
April 23 saw radio station Ajial air a show on the Brazilian music genre, in partnership with Brazil’s Representative Office in Ramallah.
The website of newspaper Arab News featured videos for songs by Arab singers who topped the charts throughout the year.
The free show is part of the schedule of ‘Ancient Egypt – From Everyday to Eternity,’ an exhibition currently taking place at Centro Cultural Banco do Brasil (CCBB).
Alessandro Stein Gonçalves has manufactured music instruments for 25 years. ‘The derbake made here has to sound exactly like the one made in the Middle East,’ he says.
This Friday, Rhanna launches the song Anarruanda, having a darbuka as its percussion instrument. Single was produced by Arnaldo Saccomani and composed by musician Bozzo Barretti.
Such was the revenue collected by the Saudi General Entertainment Authority during the event that featured myriad attractions in Saudi Arabia’s capital since October 11.
The event kicks off on Friday morning with an exhibit at the Villa Lobos Park Library in São Paulo. A ceremony on Thursday evening saw artists, diplomats and authorities flock to the Chamber headquarters.
Brazilian musician Messer di Carlo has studied Arab percussion for seven years. He has been a teacher for four years and will give a workshop at ICAB in Brasília next Friday.
Show will be held July 23 to August 4 at Club Homs and will feature exhibition of paintings, cuisine, handicraft, workshops, music and other attractions.
The event’s 55th edition will feature 32 dance, music, theater and comedy performances by artists from several countries, from July 11 to August 20.
