"100 anos de Carlos Paredes"

CONCERTO GUITARRA PORTUGUESA | CENTENÁRIO 100 ANOS CARLOS PAREDES

FICHA ARTÍSTICA

Espetáculo: Concerto comemorativo do Centenário Carlos Paredes
Formato: Concerto instrumental
Duração: 60 min

Luis Barroso - Guitarra Portuguesa
Ni Ferrerinha - Guitarra Clássica

Repertório: Repertório instrumental de Carlos Paredes

Concepção artística: Luís Barroso e Ni Ferreirinha
Produção: Luis Barroso

No ano em que se assinala o centenário do nascimento de Carlos Paredes (1925–2025), a guitarra portuguesa volta a ganhar voz numa homenagem sentida à vida e obra daquele que é considerado um dos maiores músicos portugueses do século XX.

Neste espetáculo inteiramente instrumental, revisitamos com profundidade e emoção o universo musical de Carlos Paredes, interpretando algumas das suas peças mais emblemáticas — como “Canção Verdes Anos”, “Canto do Amanhecer” ou “Divertimento” — numa celebração que é, ao mesmo tempo, tributo e continuidade.

Num formato exclusivamente instrumental, o espetáculo propõe uma viagem pela obra que imortalizou a guitarra portuguesa, evocando a identidade, a emoção e a intemporalidade da música de Carlos Paredes.

Uma celebração da memória e da influência duradoura de um artista ímpar, apresentada por um intérprete profundamente ligado à tradição e à linguagem da guitarra portuguesa.

TEMAS PARA ALINHAMENTO

CANTO DE AMANHECER

VERDES ANOS

SEDE E MORTE

MUDAR DE VIDA

NAS ASAS DA SAUDADE

EM MEMÓRIA DE UMA CAMPONESA ASSASSINADA

A MONTANHA E PLANICIE

CANTO DO RIO

DANÇA DOS CAMPONESES

CANTO DE AMOR

DIVERTIMENTO

CANÇÃO DE ALCIPE

ANTÓNIO MARINHEIRO

Luis Barroso

Born in Coimbra, Ni Ferreirinha began his musical studies at the Conservatory of Music of Coimbra, where he attended courses in Classical Guitar and Piano, later expanding his training with studies in Jazz, specializing in Electric Bass.

He has been a member of several academic Fado groups, including the renowned Acapella, and quickly stood out for his versatility as an instrumentalist. Over the years, he has collaborated on numerous projects within the realm of traditional and popular Portuguese music, working with artists such as Manuel Rocha, Ricardo J. Dias, Luís Pedro Madeira, Catarina Moura, and Hugo Natal.

Ni Ferreirinha has participated in several recordings dedicated to both the Fado of Coimbra and the Fado of Lisbon, and has shared the stage with some of Portugal’s most prominent musicians, including Vitorino, Janita Salomé, Ana Moura, Camané, Ricardo Ribeiro, and Cuca Roseta.

He is currently the bassist for the group Pensão Flor, performing regularly in Portugal and abroad. He represented Portugal in Caracas, invited by the Portuguese Embassy in Venezuela, where he performed in two concerts — the most recent alongside the Venezuelan Symphony Orchestra — and, in 2016, collaborated with the Jazz Symphonic Orchestra of São Paulo, conducted by João Maurício Galindo.

In Portugal, he maintains a close artistic relationship with the Orquestra Clássica do Centro, participating in several concerts, including the original production “Ricardo Ribeiro canta Coimbra”. He also served as artistic director of Francisco Costa’s solo project, whose debut album won the Edmundo Bettencourt Award 2023, bestowed by the Municipality of Coimbra for Best Album of Fado and Song of Coimbra.

Ni Ferreirinha

Born in Coimbra, Ni Ferreirinha began his musical studies at the Conservatory of Music of Coimbra, where he attended courses in Classical Guitar and Piano, later expanding his training with studies in Jazz, specializing in Electric Bass.

He has been a member of several academic Fado groups, including the renowned Acapella, and quickly stood out for his versatility as an instrumentalist. Over the years, he has collaborated on numerous projects within the realm of traditional and popular Portuguese music, working with artists such as Manuel Rocha, Ricardo J. Dias, Luís Pedro Madeira, Catarina Moura, and Hugo Natal.

Ni Ferreirinha has participated in several recordings dedicated to both the Fado of Coimbra and the Fado of Lisbon, and has shared the stage with some of Portugal’s most prominent musicians, including Vitorino, Janita Salomé, Ana Moura, Camané, Ricardo Ribeiro, and Cuca Roseta.

He is currently the bassist for the group Pensão Flor, performing regularly in Portugal and abroad. He represented Portugal in Caracas, invited by the Portuguese Embassy in Venezuela, where he performed in two concerts — the most recent alongside the Venezuelan Symphony Orchestra — and, in 2016, collaborated with the Jazz Symphonic Orchestra of São Paulo, conducted by João Maurício Galindo.

In Portugal, he maintains a close artistic relationship with the Orquestra Clássica do Centro, participating in several concerts, including the original production “Ricardo Ribeiro canta Coimbra”. He also served as artistic director of Francisco Costa’s solo project, whose debut album won the Edmundo Bettencourt Award 2023, bestowed by the Municipality of Coimbra for Best Album of Fado and Song of Coimbra.