"Agora... Acontece!": the fado by Carlos do Carmo...

A conversation with the Portuguese fado singer and performer Carlos do Carmo, who presents his album "Novo Homem na Cidade" performer by singers of various Portuguese-speaking nationalities: Portuguese, Brazilian, Cape Verdean and Angolan.

The journalist Carlos Pinto Coelho continues his conversation with the Portuguese fado singer and performer Carlos do Carmo, about his album.

Paulo Nogueira presents his novel Transatlantic. The book tells the story of Paulo Martins, a son of migratory movements who has dual nationality (Portuguese father and Brazilian mother).

The Portuguese Inês Mourão presents the reissue in Portugal of the complete work of the Brazilian writer Lygia Fagundes Telles, who received the Camões Prize in 2005.

Interview with the Angolan writer Pepetela, awarded the Camões Prize in 1997. In this program, the author presents his novel Predadores/Predators (2005).

The journalist Carlos Pinto Coelho talks with Ana Mafalda Leite, a Portuguese-Mozambican poet. In addition, Elsa de Noronha, a lecturer and daughter of the Mozambican poet Rui de Noronha, who recites the poem Let my people pass by the Mozambican poet Noémia de Sousa.

The researcher Maria Amélia Campos talks about the concepts tertúlia and ibero-afro-brasileiro, created by the Portuguese writer and poet, Natália Correia.

Interview with the Portuguese-Angolan writer Ricardo Adolfo about his novel Mizé: antes galdéria que normal e remediada/Mizé: rather slutty than normal and remedied (2010).

In this program, the journalist Carlos Pinto Coelho talks with Janelo Costa, a composer and musician.

A conversation with the Portuguese-Angolan singer Messias, who is part of the Black Market Group, a Portuguese reggae band that presents its album Global Warming.

The Portuguese Helena Rodrigues, president of the Portuguese Institute of the East (Portuguese: Instituto Português do Oriente (IPOR)), talks about the colloquium in Macau entitled Lusophony: the ways of writing.

In this program, the journalist Carlos Pinto Coelho talks with the Portuguese editor Rogério Beltrão Coelho, who has lived in Macau.

A conversation with Antonio Conceição Junior, a writer and artist.

Release of the disc Coimbra - Abril em Portugal which brings together 24 performances from various countries, such as Brazilians Alberto Ribeiro and Caetano Veloso performing the greatest Portuguese song known throughout the world: Coimbra.

A conversation with the Portuguese singer Maria João Monteiro Grancha, who recorded the album João. This album includes 14 themes of the rich popular Brazilian songbook, from composers such as Ary Barroso and Vinicius de Moraes.

The journalist Carlos Pinto Coelho talks with Nicolau Santos, a Portuguese-Angolan writer and journalist.

In this program, the journalist Carlos Pinto Coelho talks with the Portuguese writer Alice Vieira. The author has several books about Macau's tales and legends. The brazilian edition of the book Meia-Hora para mudar a minha vida/Half an hour to change my life (2010) was awarded the Henriqueta Lisbon Prize.

The writer Luís Cardoso, born in Timor, talks about his book Requiem para o navegador solitário: romance/Requiem for the solitary navigator: a romance (2007).

A conversation with Couple Coffee, a band formed by Luanda Cozetti and Norton Daiello, Brazilian residents in Portugal. The musicians talk about the album "Co'as Tamanquinhas do Zeca!".

Portuguese Paulo Osório and Brazilian Edson Ferreira Martins talk about A Sintaxe das Construções com SE no Português do Brasil/ The Syntax of Constructions with SE in Brazilian Portuguese (2008), a book they wrote together.

The Portuguese fado singer and poet Helder Moutinho talk about his album Luz de Lisboa. This work is a reflection on the Portuguese language and the idea of Lusophony.

Talks with Francisco Camacho, a Portuguese writer, editor and journalist about his book Niassa (2007). The idea of the novel arose when the author first visited Lake Niassa in Mozambique.