Pedro Abrunhosa was the “star” of the fourth anniversary of the Municipal Auditorium of Olhão, which was celebrated last Friday with several activities.
Between 18 pm and 2 am, the Chamber of Olhão marked the occasion with music by the well-known Portuguese singer, but also with hip-hop dance, a Tinto de Honra that had the collaboration of the Cook'In Portugal project and a café-concert late into the night, by the M90 band.
«Pedro Abrunhosa appeared on the stage of the Municipal Auditorium of Olhão willing to 'give himself' to the public, which he did throughout the concert, which he called 'open'. And, as such, there was no lack of intervention by the audience, both on stage to sing and dance alongside their idol, as well as in the audience, where everyone also felt part of the spectacle," described the Chamber of Olhão, in a press release .
The performance of the Portuguese musician, who performed in Olhão as part of the «Canções» tour, was followed by the performance of M90 in the Auditório bar, where beforehand «Monólogos para Teatro» had already been performed with the four young actors Vanessa Caravela, Melissa Simplício, William Morais and André Gonçalves.
«The interns at the Casa da Juventude from the Professional Course in Performing Arts at the Pinheiro e Rosa School showed that they have a promising future, with the audience enthusiastically applauding their successful interventions», considered the municipality.
Before Pedro Abrunhosa's concert, the Stand-Up group from Olhão danced Hip-Hop, an act that opened up the appetite for Tinto de Honra, also with a strong Olean component, as two of the three members of the Cook'In Portugal project are from Olhanese. .
Various hors d'oeuvres made from mackerel and mussels, as well as sweets cooked by members of the waiters course at Escola EB 2,3 João da Rosa enlivened the guests' palates.
«During these moments of relaxation, the music was in the hands of Ruben Alves (saxophone and piano), Magali Guerreiro (guitar and voice) and Ricardo Ribeiro (vocals)», added the Chamber of Olhão.
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