"Graffiti Opera" takes the street to the stage and mixes opera, hip-hop and urban art
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"Graffiti Opera" takes the street to the stage and mixes opera, hip-hop and urban art

SAPO Notícias28 August 2026 at 19:28

"Graffiti Opera" is the new creation from AREPO – Opera and Contemporary Arts, which explores the possibility of transforming graffiti into song. The piece mixes opera, hip-hop and urban art, creating a fusion between these artistic expressions.

The premiere takes place on September 26 and 27 at the Centro de Artes e Criatividade in Torres Vedras. The project questions the boundaries between street art and traditional performing arts.

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