José Mário Branco
José Mário Branco was a prominent Portuguese musician, composer, and political activist known for his influential contributions to the Portuguese music scene, particularly during the Salazar dictatorship. His work often intertwined with themes of social justice and freedom, reflecting the struggles of his time. Branco's music played a significant role in the Portuguese resistance to oppression, making him a vital figure in the cultural landscape of 20th-century Portugal. He is remembered not only for his poignant lyrics and innovative sound but also for his commitment to using art as a means of advocating for change.
Born on Jan 01, 1942 (83 years old)
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José Mário Branco's songs are featured in a concert by JP Simões.
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José Mário Branco is a musician who has a connection to the village that Giacometti loved.
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Maria Carvalho evokes José Mário Branco in her performance.
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José Mário Branco was a Portuguese composer whose lyrical work is being honored at the festival.
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José Mário Branco is a deceased cantautor whose work is celebrated in a tribute by JP Simões.
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José Mário Branco is honored in a new album presented by JP Simões.
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José Mário Branco's music is featured in performances during the Festas de Abril.
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José Mário Branco is a frequent collaborator of Filipe Raposo.
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José Mário Branco is recognized for his contributions to politically themed music.
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José Mário Branco was a notable musician honored at the Feira do Livro do Porto in 2018.
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