The program “Choque Frontal ao Vivo”, from Rádio Alvor FM, is back at TEMPO – Teatro Municipal de Portimão for four more sessions until the end of the year, at a monthly rate, with Noble being the first guest, on the 15th of December. September.
Owner of a powerful and unmistakable voice, in 2019, Noble stunned the Portuguese public with his first single “Honey”. The song reached the first place in the table of the most played themes on national radios and was chosen for the generic of a successful soap opera, counting the theme with more than three million views on Youtube.
At the end of that year, he performed at the Casa da Música in Porto, in a completely sold-out concert, and, a few weeks later, the album “Honey” reached the top of the national sales chart.
In April 2021, he released a new single, “Beautiful”, a memorable song that follows in the successful footsteps of the previous singles as one of the most played themes on Portuguese radio and the music video of this song with almost 2.5 million views on Youtube. .
Considered one of the biggest promises of Portuguese music, in February this year he released the album “Secrets”, which has ten original songs, five of which in a duet with the winners of the #RFMNobleDuetos, having reached the second place of the national sales top.
On October 20, “Choque Frontal ao Vivo” will host “Alcoolémia”, Amora’s band created in 1992, with a lineage of composition that was based on rock, varying the sound texture between punk rock, hard rock and pop. , in search of their own sound.
The group recorded the first demo-tape with three original songs: “Quero-te ver nua”, “Curtir a vida” and “Alcoolémia”, an instrumental.
The first highlight of Alcoolémia began with their participation in the semi-final of Seixal Rock 92, where they became one of the revelation bands in the county.
Since then, the band has had a long history, with 30 years of successes, adventures and misadventures, which will be shared and celebrated with Choque Frontal ao Vivo.
On November 17, the Suricata arrive at TEMPO, emerging from the musical complicity conquered over the years between Pedro Gil, on the electric guitar, Tércio Freire, on the baritone guitar and Paulo Franco on the precursions, who went to the roots of traditional Portuguese music and promoted its intersection with those of modern music, which resulted in a sound that merges fado, jazz and blues.
In 2020 they presented their first EP and this year they released “Bala Perdida” the second work of the band, which was presented in a showcase held on June 25 at Fábrica da Cerveja, in Vila Adentro, in Faro, having recently performed on the new Hammam Stage of the MED Festival, in Loulé.
Finally, on December 15th, Wesley Seme, born in Martinique, will be the last guest of the year of the “Live Frontal Shock”.
The musician grew up in France and has been in Portugal for five years, where he arrived after a friend encouraged him to come here to sing in a show that combined dance with music, which led him to decide to stay here.
He recorded a gospel album in France, his career being based on soul and gospel, to the point of assuming himself as “a kind of Andrea Bocelli with soul.”
In Portugal, in addition to shows all over the Algarve, he particularly enjoys singing in the streets of Lagos.
Produced and presented by Ricardo Coelho and Júlio Ferreira, the Alvor FM radio program “Choque Frontal ao Vivo” celebrated its fifth anniversary this year, bringing together 125 guests in each session, who watch the performances and live with the artists.
The four recordings of the shows will be performed live, always from 21:00 pm, with subsequent transmission on Alvor FM, and those interested must collect the respective invitations at the TEMPO box office, which are free.
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