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Curious Monkey is Going Bananas Near the Sé
Curious Monkey intends to celebrate the local while integrating the new, right here in Lisboa.
Reflector #5: Bishop Saynomore – “Sintra Sonata”
This is a series about the songs written by foreigners that were inspired by Portugal. This is the fifth on our list. Bishop Saynomore a.k.a Michael B. Tanner from Washington,
Reflector #4: The Go-Betweens – “No Reason To Cry”
This is a series about the songs written by foreigners that were inspired by Portugal. This is the fourth tune on our list. The career of this group from Brisbane,
Reflector #3: Russian Circles – “Lisboa”
We love Portugal and we love music. So, we made a list of tunes inspired by Portugal. This series is about those impressions translated into sound by foreigners and this
“Vidas Negras Importam” aka Black Lives Matter Demonstration Marches Through Lisbon
“Vidas Negras Importam” aka Black Lives Matter marched through central Lisbon on as part of the demonstrations that have taken place around the world in the wake of George Floyd’s
Reflector #2: Lilicub
This is a series about the songs written by foreigners that were inspired by Portugal. This is the second tune on our list. LILICUB – “Lisbonne” Lilicub were a pop
The Ultimate Guide to Sagres: A Surfer’s Paradise in Southern Portugal
This may be a small town, but it definitely knows how to party. And if you don’t order an ice-cold Sagres, were you even really here?
Black Lives Matter Protest in Portugal
The world was shaken on May 25 when we saw the horrific images of the 46-year-old African-American George Floyd lying on the pavement under the knee of a Minneapolis policeman.
Reflector #1: Walkmen
Every now and then, we do love a good list at Atlas Lisboa. We also love Portugal and we love music. So, we thought we’d make a list of tunes
State of Calamity: What We Can and Can’t Do in Portugal
The best offense is a good defense, so here’s what you need to know about what’s changed and what you need to do.
Portugal’s COVID-19 State of Emergency to End May 2
Restrictions will still be in place, but for now, small neighborhood shops are scheduled to reopen May 4, grades 11 and 12 return to classes May 18 and creches reopen June 1.
COVID-19: What the Good Doctor Says
There’s of noise out there about what to expect from the coronavirus, but perhaps it’s best that we hear from a doctor working in the Portuguese health system.
