The singer Salvador Sobral landed on the set of "La Revuelta" to bring music and reflection to the night. The Portuguese artist did not only come to promote his talent, but to open the debate about the social reality of his homeland.
The highlight of the visit was the announcement of his new recording material. With an intimate and renewed proposal, Sobral confirmed the release date of his latest work.
| Artist | Album | Release Date |
|---|---|---|
| Salvador Sobral | "A flor do recomeço" | Friday, October 16 |
During the chat with David Broncano, the musician shared curious details about his life in Lisbon, mentioning that the neighborhood where his mother lives has become such an exclusive enclave populated by French people that the price per square meter exceeds the prices of cities like Paris or New York.
However, the tone became more serious when Sobral analyzed the political and social situation of Portugal. These were his key points:
- Housing Crisis: He warned about the difficulty of accessing a home in his country.
- Social Culture: He criticized the fact that the Portuguese people are not demanding nor do they take to the streets to fight for their rights.
- Political Stance: He spoke bluntly against patriotism and nationalism, asserting that culture is the first victim when the far right triumphs.
As a closing, the artist confessed that his only genuine pride is the gastronomy, highlighting especially the cod prepared by his mother as what he misses most when he is away.
Source: RTVE