The Meo Kalorama festival, held in Lisbon, received on its first day the performance of the Canadian band Angine de Poitrine. The event took place at Parque da Bela Vista, during a sunny afternoon, and featured an audience that showed great enthusiasm for the performance.
The band Angine de Poitrine was irreverently described as a kind of "aliens" who would have "invaded" the festival, in reference to the peculiar and differentiating musical style of the group. This concept of "alien invasion" is associated with the uniqueness of the musical proposal presented.
The audience present at the festival, composed of people from various generations, demonstrated having already known the band before the performance, a fact that is due to two distinct elements: a characteristic musical language and a song that evokes progressive and math rock.
The late afternoon performance provided a remarkable moment of the festival, with Angine de Poitrine winning over the spectators present at Parque da Bela Vista with their unique mix of musical influences.
