With a programming that pulses with culture, Manouche transforms the basement of Casa Camolese into a stage for art and ideas
oglobo26 August 2026 at 16:48
Manouche, an intimate stage located in the basement of Casa Camolese, at the Jockey, Rio de Janeiro, completes eight years of existence with a diverse programming that brings together music, philosophy, poetry, theater, cinema and interview projects. The space has already hosted major names of Brazilian music such as Maria Bethânia, Adriana Calcanhotto, Moraes Moreira, Ney Matogrosso and Jards Macalé, as well as international artists such as Stanley Jordan, Lianne La Havas and Moses Sumney. The project is driven by the conviction in the transformative power of art, summarized in the phrase by writer Eduardo Galeano: "this infamous world is pregnant with another, much better one".
Peter Sloterdijk, one of the most influential contemporary philosophers, is the guest on the new episode of Expresso's philosophy podcast, where he reflects on the relationship between magic, technology, and war. The German philosopher argues that the mechanisms that shape the modern world are a rationalised continuation of ancient magical impulses, and explores the concept of "telemalignity" to analyse how the capacity to act at a distance defines the human experience in the age of drones, missiles, and global technologies. The conversation was recorded live in English, in Cascais.
The medieval town of Ourém hosts between September 4th and 6th the festival "Fins de Tarde da Vila Medieval", featuring ten free-entry concerts with performances by national artists such as Lula Pena, PAUS and Rita Vian, transforming the space into an open-air stage dedicated to music.
The beer festival is back in Coimbra, promising a great party dedicated to the drink. The event returns to the city with various activities, gastronomic experiences and lots of entertainment for beer lovers.
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