This Sunday there's a show Francois Muleka e Wolf No. the garland! With influences from Brazilian music, American hits and traditional African music, François Muleka mixes whistling melodies in a percussive way of playing the guitar, making what they call 'batuquinhos'.
The show is an invitation to take a walk through different musical influences, smiles with several teeth, a toast to music. His compositions deal with simple themes of life and the guitar is very percussive with strong traces of the music of Congo, the country of origin of his parents, Brazil and Cuba.
The style of the cultural bar and creperie La Garlanda was inspired by taverns in France. The space brings elements of this ideology, such as simplicity, the use of velvet, old objects brought from Europe and lighting made with garlands that refer to cabarets. In addition to cooking original galettes made with buckwheat flour, crepes and craft beers, the space offers a wide cultural agenda with music and performing arts performances, a breeders’ bazaar, in short, a great mix of gastronomy and entertainment.
Start: 30/11/2014 22:30
End: 30/11/2014 23:00
Values: £ 10.
