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Concerto intimista e envolvente. Duas guitarras portuguesas a solo. A guitarra portuguesa barítono e a guitarra portuguesa tradicional, entrelaçadas por um sentir comum e pela cumplicidade de percurso
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Concerto intimista e envolvente. Duas guitarras portuguesas a solo. A guitarra portuguesa barítono e a guitarra portuguesa tradicional, entrelaçadas por um sentir comum e pela cumplicidade de percursos. Uma abordagem instrumental com personalidade própria, feita a sul dos habituais centros da tradição, contagiada pela História e com aroma mediterrânico.
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