
FRIDAY, 9 OCTOBER 2026 · 21:00 (WEST) → Friday, 9 October 2026
Some ticketing links are partner links — the price you pay does not change.
The story
PC Silva performs for the first time in Portugal and brings his "Eu vou ganhar o mundo" Tour to Lisbon
In demand by renowned interpreters, with songs that travel across Brazil via radio frequencies, playlists, and famous word-of-mouth, PC Silva is a name to pay increasing attention to within contemporary Brazilian music. Endowed with authentic sensitivity, grounded in everyday poetry and the movements of nature, PC Silva's compositions place the listener before their own yearnings and fears, creating an inviting sonic atmosphere where it is possible to access fears and desires at the same time, with lightness and intimacy. Originally from Serra Talhada (PE), in the Sertão do Pajeú, PC Silva has lived for over 20 years in Recife, where he began developing his career in dialogue with artists and projects such as the Reverbo collective, Juliano Holanda, Martins, Almério, Flaira Ferro, and Orquestra Malassombro, among others, with whom PC Silva maintains artistic and creative partnerships to this day.
PC Silva's most striking songs are divided both between his compositions recorded by other artists and those from his own solo career. In 2019, the songwriter had his song "Todas as Vidas do Mundo" recorded by Ceumar, who participated in PC's first solo album, "Amor, Saudade e Tempo" (2020), which also features Mônica Salmaso as a special guest. That year, the album also won "Best Brazilian Popular Music Album" at the 11th Pernambuco Music Awards. A year later, it was Ney Matogrosso's turn to record PC Silva, specifically the song "Estranha Toada," a partnership with fellow Pernambucan Martins. In 2022, singer Simone released two more of PC's compositions: "Imã" and "Por Que Você Não Vem?". His second solo album came to light in 2024: "Me Dê Notícias do Universo" features guest appearances by Zeca Baleiro, Juliana Linhares, Ezter Liu, and Marcello Rangel.
On the ground
Bota (Base Organizada da Toca Das Artes) · Lisboa
5B Largo de Santa Bárbara, Lisboa
Venue location, from OpenStreetMap.
Organised by Maré Alta
Same vibe

