São Paulo Gastronomy: Gabriel O Pensador opens second weekend of activities at Villa-Lobos Park
oglobo27 August 2026 at 07:30
The SP Gastronomia festival, held at Villa-Lobos Park, features Gabriel O Pensador this Friday, the 28th, at 8:30 PM, with a special show that promises career hits and songs from the album "Antídoto Pra Todo Tipo de Veneno," released in 2023. The event serves as a preview of the artist's new acoustic tour, celebrating his 33 years of career, and will feature new arrangements, including trombone, saxophone, keyboard, and reggae influences. Tickets are available at Ticketmaster.
The city of Fundão hosts the 6th edition of the International Guitar Festival between September 4 and 6, at the Auditório d'A Moagem, with artists from Italy, Denmark, Switzerland, the Netherlands, and Spain. Promoted by the Municipality of Fundão and the Concordis Association, the festival includes concerts of guitar, violin, accordion, piano, flute, and pan flute, with highlights such as the Maurizio Mastrini Quartet (Italy), the Robin Nolan Trio (Netherlands), and the Duo Origines (Switzerland), as well as Portuguese and Spanish ensembles.
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