In the historic centre of Faro, Algarve-born pianist Júlio Resende shares the stage with a guest artist to take the audience on a harmonious musical journey. Sérgio Godinho, the unmistakable voice of
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In the historic centre of Faro, Algarve-born pianist Júlio Resende shares the stage with a guest artist to take the audience on a harmonious musical journey. Sérgio Godinho, the unmistakable voice of Portuguese music, is the guest artist for this edition and, accompanied by Júlio Resende on the piano, will treat the audience to some of his greatest hits.
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