Samuel Úria will perform at Rock & Dão on September 19.
One of the most unique singer-songwriters in contemporary Portuguese music. A native of the region between Caramulo and Serra da Estrela, he has built an artistic universe where rock, blues, gospel, and the tradition of Portuguese song come together in a unique style, marked by the power of his words and an unmistakable identity.
Since the release of “Nem Lhe Tocava” (2009), he has established himself as a leading figure in the scene, with albums such as “O Grande Medo do Pequeno Mudo,” “Carga de Ombro,” “Marca Atroz,” “Canções do Pós-Guerra,” and, most recently, “2000 A.D.”, which won the Globo de Ouro for Best Song. In addition to his solo career, he is also one of the most sought-after songwriters in Portuguese music, with songs performed by artists such as Ana Moura, António Zambujo, Ana Bacalhau, and Clã.
Renowned for the intensity of his concerts and his unique way of working with the Portuguese language, Samuel Úria comes to Rock & Dão for a show where poetry, emotion, and rock intersect. A concert of songs that stay with us long after the final chord.
One of the most unique singer-songwriters in contemporary Portuguese music. A native of the region between Caramulo and Serra da Estrela, he has built an artistic universe where rock, blues, gospel, and the tradition of Portuguese song come together in a unique style, marked by the power of his words and an unmistakable identity.
Since the release of “Nem Lhe Tocava” (2009), he has established himself as a leading figure in the scene, with albums such as “O Grande Medo do Pequeno Mudo,” “Carga de Ombro,” “Marca Atroz,” “Canções do Pós-Guerra,” and, most recently, “2000 A.D.”, which won the Globo de Ouro for Best Song. In addition to his solo career, he is also one of the most sought-after songwriters in Portuguese music, with songs performed by artists such as Ana Moura, António Zambujo, Ana Bacalhau, and Clã.
Renowned for the intensity of his concerts and his unique way of working with the Portuguese language, Samuel Úria comes to Rock & Dão for a show where poetry, emotion, and rock intersect. A concert of songs that stay with us long after the final chord.
Samuel Úria will perform at Rock & Dão on September 19.
One of the most unique singer-songwriters in contemporary Portuguese music. A native of the region between Caramulo and Serra da Estrela, he has built an artistic universe where rock, blues, gospel, and the tradition of Portuguese song come together in a unique style, marked by the power of his words and an unmistakable identity.
Since the release of “Nem Lhe Tocava” (2009), he has established himself as a leading figure in the scene, with albums such as “O Grande Medo do Pequeno Mudo,” “Carga de Ombro,” “Marca Atroz,” “Canções do Pós-Guerra,” and, most recently, “2000 A.D.”, which won the Globo de Ouro for Best Song. In addition to his solo career, he is also one of the most sought-after songwriters in Portuguese music, with songs performed by artists such as Ana Moura, António Zambujo, Ana Bacalhau, and Clã.
Renowned for the intensity of his concerts and his unique way of working with the Portuguese language, Samuel Úria comes to Rock & Dão for a show where poetry, emotion, and rock intersect. A concert of songs that stay with us long after the final chord.
One of the most unique singer-songwriters in contemporary Portuguese music. A native of the region between Caramulo and Serra da Estrela, he has built an artistic universe where rock, blues, gospel, and the tradition of Portuguese song come together in a unique style, marked by the power of his words and an unmistakable identity.
Since the release of “Nem Lhe Tocava” (2009), he has established himself as a leading figure in the scene, with albums such as “O Grande Medo do Pequeno Mudo,” “Carga de Ombro,” “Marca Atroz,” “Canções do Pós-Guerra,” and, most recently, “2000 A.D.”, which won the Globo de Ouro for Best Song. In addition to his solo career, he is also one of the most sought-after songwriters in Portuguese music, with songs performed by artists such as Ana Moura, António Zambujo, Ana Bacalhau, and Clã.
Renowned for the intensity of his concerts and his unique way of working with the Portuguese language, Samuel Úria comes to Rock & Dão for a show where poetry, emotion, and rock intersect. A concert of songs that stay with us long after the final chord.