They 'eat everything' (and leave nothing), sings Tiago Nóia, in a time of other vampires
Tiago Nóia reflects on a time of different types of vampires in his song 'Comem tudo'.

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Tiago Nóia reflects on a time of different types of vampires in his song 'Comem tudo'.

When she received a box of watercolours for Christmas at the age of nine, the girl from Trás-os-Montes already wanted to be a painter. It was not a dream well-received by her mother, who thought her daughter would “starve to death”. Graça Morais is one of the most original painters in the country and is the guest on the new episode of Geração 40.

The Portuguese band Unsafe Space Garden begin a series of three concerts today at the 40th American South By Southwest (SXSW) festival, which runs until Wednesday in Austin, the capital of the US state of Texas.

Carolina de Deus explained that her new record stems from the idea of accepting contradictory emotions. The singer says the main goal of her work is to normalise feelings, whether they are good or bad.

In a week rich with new releases, there are new albums from James Blake, Ricardo Ribeiro, Kim Gordon, PAUS, The Black Crowes, Lamb of God and Edmundo Inácio, as well as fresh tracks from Carlão, Iolanda, Nininho Vaz Maia, Robyn, Diana Vilarinho and Pedro da Linha. The music for this Friday the 13th is ready to listen to here.

With the rhythmic exuberance we know him for, Edmundo Inácio returns to albums with 'Vida de Cão', where autobiographical reflection goes hand in hand with social criticism and irony.

Throughout his career, he has been involved in projects such as Retimbrar or BoiteZuleika and has played with names like Bezegol or X-Wife. “Fora do Lugar”, which was in development for about nine years, is the debut album by André Nunes with the project Torcido. He is this week's highlight in the BLITZ column dedicated to emerging talent.

The Fado singer and guitarist Carlos Macedo, elected king of Fado in Mozambique in 1972, died this morning at the age of 79 at the Hospital de Santa Maria, a source from the Casa do Artista told the Lusa agency.
