António Zambujo & Miguel Araújo in Lisbon

António Zambujo is a Portuguese singer-songwriter, born in Beja in 1975, whose music draws on fado, cante alentejano and Brazilian popular song. His catalogue includes the albums Guia, Quinto and Rua da Emenda, while Até Pensei Que Fosse Minha is devoted to songs written by Chico Buarque. “Pica do Sete” and “Lambreta” are among his best-known recordings. António Zambujo spent several years playing Francisco Cruz in Filipe La Féria’s musical Amália. His later concert work included an extended series with Miguel Araújo at Coliseu do Porto and Coliseu dos Recreios, documented on the live album 28 Noites ao Vivo nos Coliseus. Beyond Portugal, he has performed at the Olympia in Paris and Carnegie Hall in New York.

Miguel Araújo is a Portuguese singer-songwriter, born in 1978, whose music draws on acoustic pop, rock and folk traditions. A member of Os Azeitonas before establishing a solo career, he released his debut solo album, Cinco Dias e Meio, in 2012. His best-known songs include “Os Maridos das Outras,” “Dona Laura” and “Balada Astral,” while “Anda Comigo Ver os Aviões” became closely associated with his work in Os Azeitonas. Miguel Araújo and António Zambujo presented an extended series of joint concerts at Lisbon’s Coliseu dos Recreios and Coliseu do Porto, later documented on 28 Noites ao Vivo nos Coliseus. He subsequently developed Casca de Noz as a solo stage show, performing his songs alone and connecting them through spoken stories.