Zeca Afonso
Zeca Afonso was a renowned Portuguese singer-songwriter and a prominent figure in the Portuguese music scene, particularly known for his contributions to the genre of folk music and his role in the anti-fascist movement during Portugal's Estado Novo regime. His most famous song, 'Grândola, Vila Morena,' became an anthem of the Carnation Revolution in 1974, symbolizing the fight for freedom and democracy in Portugal. His music often addressed social justice, political issues, and the struggles of the Portuguese people, making him an enduring icon of resistance against oppression.
Born on Aug 02, 1929 (96 years old)
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Portugal:
Zeca Afonso is referenced in the title of the communication published by the workers' committee.
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Portugal:
Zeca Afonso performed at the Sociedade Musical Fraternidade Operária Grandolense, marking a significant moment in history.
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Portugal:
Zeca Afonso's song 'Grândola, vila morena' became an emblem of the Carnation Revolution.
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Portugal:
Zeca Afonso is honored in a tribute as part of a program remembering the values of the 25th of April 1974.
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Portugal:
Zeca Afonso is celebrated through performances during the Festas de Abril.
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Portugal:
Zeca Afonso's song 'Venham mais cinco' was performed by a group of students during the welcome.
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Portugal:
One of Zeca Afonso's favorite dishes was the 'pescada arrepiada'.
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Cabo Verde:
Zeca Afonso's song 'Grândola Vila Morena' is highlighted as a symbol of resistance.
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Portugal:
Zeca Afonso's song 'Grândola Vila Morena' was highlighted as a symbol of resistance during the political history of Portugal.
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Portugal:
Zeca Afonso is represented in the traditional Monumento ao Carnaval.
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