Pérola shone with Anselmo Ralph at the Black and Silver Hall of Casino Estoril
O Cascalense29 August 2026 at 00:20
Angolan singer-songwriter Pérola took to the stage at the Black and Silver Hall of Casino Estoril on a Thursday for a unique concert that brought together numerous hits from different periods of her career. Considered one of the references of Angolan music, Pérola performed major hits such as "Tudo Para Mim", "Fala do Que Quiseres", "Voltei a Respirar", "Para Ser Feliz" and "Não Custa Nada", demonstrating notable rapport with the audience present.
In addition to her greatest hits, the artist also presented more recent compositions, including "Sincera", "Goddess" and "Última Chamada". The concert also featured the special appearance of fellow Angolan singer Anselmo Ralph, who took to the stage for them to perform together three duets: "Tens Sorte", "Moço" and "Evita", in a moment of great intimacy that won over the audience.
Anselmo Ralph's appearance ended with the performance of the track "Única Mulher", one of the major hits from the album "A Dor do Cupido", released in 2013. Applauded by the audience, Pérola continued with the concert, showcasing an emotive performance and demonstrating vocal firmness and a singular presence that affirm her as a true icon of Angolan music.
Foi esta Quinta-feira, que a cantora e compositora angolana Pérola subiu ao palco do Salão Preto e Prata para interpretar numerosos êxitos que marcaram diferentes épocas da sua carreira. Pérola brilhou num concerto único que teve, ainda, como convidado especial Anselmo Ralph.
Considerada uma das referências do panorama da música angolana, Pérola interpretou grandes sucessos como, por exemplo, “Tudo Para Mim”, “Fala do Que Quiseres”, “Voltei a Respirar”, “Para Ser Feliz” ou “Não Custa Nada”.
Com uma notória cumplicidade com o público, Pérola apresentou, também, outros êxitos discográficos mais recentes como as composições “Sincera”, “Goddess” e “Última Chamada”.
Um dos principais momentos da noite sucedeu quando Pérola convidou Anselmo Ralph a subir ao palco para interpretarem “Tens Sorte”, “Moço” e “Evita”. Com um cariz intimista, os artistas angolanos protagonizaram três duetos que conquistaram o público.
Mas, a participação de Anselmo Ralph como convidado especial terminou com a interpretação do tema “Única Mulher”, um dos grandes sucessos do álbum “A Dor do Cupido”, lançado em 2013.
Aplaudida pelo público, Pérola prosseguiu com o concerto, evidenciando uma performance emotiva e demonstrando a sua firmeza vocal e presença singular, que a afirmam como um verdadeiro ícone da música angolana.
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