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[25 de Abril Sempre!] Música de Outrora, Agora!

[25 de Abril Sempre!] Música de Outrora, Agora!

45 anos depois, hoje e sempre, é importante celebrar todos aqueles que contribuíram para que, com o poder da sua arte, a sociedade portuguesa fosse mais moderna, mais livre e, sobretudo, mais rica culturalmente!

Ao longo dos anos, muitas versões foram feitas dos clássicos de intervenção. Este ano, optou-se por apresentar apenas algumas versões menos conhecidas ou mais recentes de alguns dos clássicos (não esquecer que foram escritas em tempo de CENSURA) da história da música portuguesa.

Zeca Afonso – Vejam Bem

Marisa Liz e Tiago Pais Dias – Vejam Bem

Adriano Correia de Oliveira – Trova do Vento que Passa (Letra Manuel Alegre)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oP0_mRcW01g

Ana Deus & Dead Combo – Trova do Vento que Passa

Sérgio Godinho – Maré Alta

B Fachada (feat. Minta & João Correia) – Maré alta

Carlos Paredes – Verdes Anos

Stereossauro – Verdes Anos remix part 1 e 2 ft Dj Ride

Luís Cília – É preciso avisar toda a gente

O Martim – É Preciso Avisar Toda a Gente

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H3sQckE2Z-w

Zeca Afonso – Grândola, Vila Morena

Jorge Palma – Grândola, Vila Morena

José Afonso – Os Vampiros

Gisela João. Nicolas Jaar & Dave Harrington  – Os Vampiros

A todos os que lutaram, acima de tudo, pela LIBERDADE,
Obrigado!

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