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Saturday - 22:00M6Square: Adelaida/Asmâa Hamzaoui & Bnat TimbouktouAdelaida
16:45 • Salão NobreThe Catalan singer, producer and songwriter released her second album, Muérdago, on July 19 (2024) and is coming to Braga to present it through Square - Mapping The Atlantic.This is an album of many questions and few answers, with carefully selected sonic mantras guiding the path of these new compositions. The live premiere of this work took place at Sónar 2024, followed by a performance at Waking Life, giving us a preview of what was to come. The album had the collaboration of producers Mans O and Pura Cadera, and was mastered by Rashad Becker. His debut album, Cántaro (2022), was made with infinite layers of voices. With it, he has secured appearances on prestigious stages such as Primavera Sound 2022 and 2023, Fundación Miró, BAM Festival 2023, She Makes Noise 2023, among many others.
Asmâa Hamzaoui & Bnat Timbouktou
22:00 • Main HallAlthough women are essential to Gnawa rituals, there haven't been many female musicians in this musical genre. Asmâa Hamzaoui and the group Bnat Timboktou are part of a new wave changing this trend, performing in Braga at Square - Mapping The Atlantic. Hamzaoui was born into a Casablanca family that lived and breathed Gnawa - her father is a master musician, her mother a dancer. He learned to play the guembri instrument as a child and, from an early age, joined her father's band in the qraqeb and choir, before he encouraged her to create her own group. That group became Bnat Timboktou, the band that in late spring 2024 released L'bnat, the follow-up to their critically acclaimed debut album Oulad Ighaba on the Swedish label ajabu! Records. For Asmâa Hamzaoui, Gnawa stands above all other types of music, as it represents her childhood, being “spiritual, healing and makes you feel grounded.”Square Pass Pro 50€
Square Pass General 25€
Square Pass Saturday 15€
Square - Mapping the Atlantic is a gathering and celebration of independent music made on the continents bathed by the Atlantic Ocean. With a program coordinated by Lovers & Lollypops, this is a festival that connects bands, artists, professionals and audiences in a celebration of diversity, creating a space for emerging artists and new trends in music from these diverse territories.
The Square Festival is part of the Braga 25 - Portuguese Capital of Culture program
Saturday - 16:45
Saturday - 22:00
Saturday - 22:00
M6
Square: Adelaida/Asmâa Hamzaoui & Bnat Timbouktou
16:45 • Salão Nobre
The Catalan singer, producer and songwriter released her second album, Muérdago, on July 19 (2024) and is coming to Braga to present it through Square - Mapping The Atlantic.
This is an album of many questions and few answers, with carefully selected sonic mantras guiding the path of these new compositions. The live premiere of this work took place at Sónar 2024, followed by a performance at Waking Life, giving us a preview of what was to come. The album had the collaboration of producers Mans O and Pura Cadera, and was mastered by Rashad Becker. His debut album, Cántaro (2022), was made with infinite layers of voices. With it, he has secured appearances on prestigious stages such as Primavera Sound 2022 and 2023, Fundación Miró, BAM Festival 2023, She Makes Noise 2023, among many others.
Asmâa Hamzaoui & Bnat Timbouktou
22:00 • Main Hall
Although women are essential to Gnawa rituals, there haven't been many female musicians in this musical genre. Asmâa Hamzaoui and the group Bnat Timboktou are part of a new wave changing this trend, performing in Braga at Square - Mapping The Atlantic. Hamzaoui was born into a Casablanca family that lived and breathed Gnawa - her father is a master musician, her mother a dancer. He learned to play the guembri instrument as a child and, from an early age, joined her father's band in the qraqeb and choir, before he encouraged her to create her own group. That group became Bnat Timboktou, the band that in late spring 2024 released L'bnat, the follow-up to their critically acclaimed debut album Oulad Ighaba on the Swedish label ajabu! Records. For Asmâa Hamzaoui, Gnawa stands above all other types of music, as it represents her childhood, being “spiritual, healing and makes you feel grounded.”
Square Pass Pro 50€
Square Pass General 25€
Square Pass Saturday 15€
Square - Mapping the Atlantic is a gathering and celebration of independent music made on the continents bathed by the Atlantic Ocean. With a program coordinated by Lovers & Lollypops, this is a festival that connects bands, artists, professionals and audiences in a celebration of diversity, creating a space for emerging artists and new trends in music from these diverse territories.
Square Pass General 25€
Square Pass Saturday 15€
Square - Mapping the Atlantic is a gathering and celebration of independent music made on the continents bathed by the Atlantic Ocean. With a program coordinated by Lovers & Lollypops, this is a festival that connects bands, artists, professionals and audiences in a celebration of diversity, creating a space for emerging artists and new trends in music from these diverse territories.
The Square Festival is part of the Braga 25 - Portuguese Capital of Culture program
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