Sociedade Recreativa
Temporada de 2017
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Topical magazine, with Sílvia Alberto did not command the central interview. With reporters Rita De La Rochezoire, Teresa Peres and Jani Gabriel.
Where to Watch Temporada de 2017
14 Episodes
- Tiago Bettencourt
E1Tiago BettencourtNext Sunday, World Music Day, Sílvia Alberto talks with Tiago Bettencourt. The singer-songwriter is presenting his new album, A Procura, this week. And it's precisely at the Teatro da Trindade, on the stage where he'll perform on October 3rd, that the former Toranja member shares his way of seeing and making music. He confesses that he really enjoys "getting to the beginning of things," that nowadays everything is more cerebral, that some of the innocence of music-making has been lost, and that this album reflects the sounds of his own journey. Outside of music, the young man, who already graduated in architecture, envisions himself working in a carpentry shop in 10 years. - Resistência: Miguel Ângelo, Tim, Fernando Cunha e Olavo Bilac
E2Resistência: Miguel Ângelo, Tim, Fernando Cunha e Olavo BilacThis week, we welcome four musicians who have been resisting in Portugal for 25 years: Miguel Ângelo, Tim, Fernando Cunha, and Olavo Bilac, representing the collective Resistência. On the eve of their big shows at MEO Arena and Multiusos de Guimarães, the group talks with Sílvia Alberto about this journey full of stories and camaraderie. From their origins in the 1990s to the present day, the audience continues to be of all ages and sing along to the songs from beginning to end. As Miguel Ângelo so aptly puts it: "What I enjoyed realizing (...) was being there, closing my eyes, singing, and it seemed like no time had passed." It's no coincidence that the collective now presents its first take on a Jorge Palma song: "A Gente Vai Continuar." - Margarida Marinho
E3Margarida MarinhoMargarida Marinho was interviewed this week at Sociedade Recreativa. After her positive experience in the historical series Vidago, the actress enthusiastically welcomed the challenge of playing the Minister of Culture in the comedy País Irmão (Brother Country). With a vast acting career, Margarida Marinho confesses: "I never had the idea that I wanted to be this or that. I think I've surfed my whole life." The daughter of a teacher, she began learning to read at the age of three and today has no doubts: she loves being a mother.