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Holy Pick in Santo Tirso in June to "promote folk music"
The Palheta Bendita festival returns to Santo Tirso from 14th to 16th June to "promote and disseminate folk music" with lectures, concerts and workshops, establishing itself as a "benchmark" exhibition for musical instrument makers, it was announced today.
Cultura Palheta Bendita
In a statement, the organization, in charge of the Câmara Municipal de Santo Tirso, in the district of Porto, and the Associação Cultural Tirsense, highlights that the program of the 18th edition of that event promises three days of world music with names such as Quiné Teles and "DoBaú", Amine Ayadi, Mascarimiri, among others.
Taking place in the Parque de Gião, the Palheta Bendita, the text states, "in addition to sustaining its position of reference in the circuit of exhibitions of musical instrument makers, also continues to promote and disseminate folk music from around the world as an intangible contemporary heritage to be preserved".
The program starts on the 14th with the group led by the percussionist Quiné Teles, "DoBáu", which brings together on stage traditional Portuguese instruments, a loopstation, poems and tongue twisters by unknown national authors.
Also on the 14th, Amine Ayadi, a famous bagpiper from Tunisia, takes to the stage, who will "share the musical characteristics" of the bagpipes and the sounds from the Maghreb and, to close the day, Mascarimiri performs, an Italian band, a reference in electro world music, which fuses electronics with pizzica music and the gypsy culture of its founder and mentor, Claudio "Cavallo" Giagnotti.
On the second day, Juraj DuFek will perform at the Palheta Bendita, who, directly from Slovakia, brings to Santo Tirso the "famous exhibition of instrument makers and the mastery of the traditional bagpipes of his country", followed by the memories of the contemporary Portuguese, to the sound of Retimbrar, and the Fanfara Station, a group that brings together elements from Tunisia, the USA and Italy and that will take the audience "on a sound journey" through African percussion, Latin brass, Middle Eastern winds, electronic music and jazz.
On the last day, June 16th, the musical group Colmeia takes to the stage, which promises a unique repertoire where the traditional songs that inhabit the imagination "gain a new guise" and, to close the event, CRASSH_DuoCircus, which associates with the Cooperativa de Apoio à Integração do Deficiente (CAID) in a recent project in Santo Tirso that aims to include the disabled in social and cultural life.
The concerts have free admission, as well as the instrument workshops available, which take place on the afternoon of June 15th and will allow you to try out the bagpipes, the accordion, the nyckelharpa, percussion and learn about the process of building big heads.
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