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Stockholm Lisboa Project

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Years active
  
2006-present

Origin
  
Stockholm, Sweden (2006)

Website
  
stockholmlisboa.com

Past members
  
Liana Luis Peixoto Micaela Vaz Filip Jers

Members
  
Simon Stålspets, Filip Jers, Sérgio Crisóstomo, Micaela Vaz, Alice Andersson, Liana, Luis Peixoto, Rita Maria

Albums
  
Sol, Janela, Diagonal, Aurora

Genres
  
Folk music, Fado, World music

Record labels
  
Westpark Music, Nomis Musik

Similar
  
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Profiles

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Stockholm Lisboa Project is a Portuguese/Swedish folk music band.

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Stockholm lisboa project


History

Founded in 2006 they are based in Sweden and Portugal, and have received the German Record Critics' Award (2009 and 2013), was selected for a showcase at Womex in Copenhagen. The band was nominated to the Songlines Music Awards 2010 and also the Swedish Folk & World Music Awards 2012.

The group has played live radio concerts for RDP in Portugal (2007, 2008, 2009), SR in Sweden (2007), WDR in Germany (2009), NDR in Germany (2016), YLE in Finland (2008), Spanish National Radio (2011) as well as concerts in festivals and concert halls around the world.

Current members

  • Simon Stålspets - nordic mandola, goat horn, willow flute, harmonica, vocals
  • Sérgio Crisóstomo - violin, vocals
  • Rita Maria - lead vocals
  • Alice Andersson - saxophone, vocals
  • Past members

  • Liana - vocalist (member from 2006~2011, participated on the records "Sol" (2007) & "Diagonal" (2009))
  • Luis Peixoto - mandolin (member from 2006~2007, participated on the record "Sol" (2007))
  • Micaela Vaz - vocalist
  • Filip Jers - harmonica
  • Discography

  • 2007: Sol
  • 2009: Diagonal
  • 2012: Aurora
  • 2016: Janela
  • Songs

    Rosa da NoiteDiagonal · 2009
    Vem Kan Segla / Salgueirais Do MondegoDiagonal · 2009
    Apaga a VelaDiagonal · 2009

    References

    Stockholm Lisboa Project Wikipedia


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