[NEW DATE] – MARCH 17, 2022 – RUI REININHO CONCERT AT LUX FRAGIL
Rui Reininho’s concert scheduled for Lux Frágil in Lisbon was postponed to January 20, 2022, at 22:30. In his luggage, the artist takes the most recent solo album “20.000 Éguas Submarinas“.
Tickets purchased for the date December 9, 2021, will be valid for the new date. If the public wants the money back, a refund will have to be requested from Ticketline.
About the concert:
After selling out the Sala Suggia at Casa da Música in Porto on November 27 in a very special concert with the Matosinhos Jazz Orchestra, Rui Reininho returns to Lisbon to present his latest solo album “20.000 Éguas Submarinas“.
In the show scheduled for Lux Frágil, the artist counts on the musicians who have accompanied him in the last presentation concerts of the album, namely Paulo Borges, Alexandre Soares, Julius Gabriel and Pedro Oliveira.
Rui Reininho has as much of its own as it is unusual, whether among the living or among the memories of the dead that have marked us. After the infamous “Companhia das Indias” (2008), the musician takes a more experimental path with “20,000 Underwater Mares”. Produced by Paulo Borges, together they conceived a journey that for two years took them through the confines of the seas already navigated, at a pace, trot, gallop, moth and flight, as an escape from deep corals, but not as deep as the exercise of liberation already revealed.
The new disc in vinyl format (180g) arrived in stores on September 4th and is now also available for order through Rui Reininho’s Bandcamp page.
“Glimpses of the future always seem to resonate with ancestral landscapes. These are the naked words for sound, percussion and electricity, wind and wind, a Tan Tan in Tibet or the lion of Boavista. The Matosinhos Jazz Orchestra (OJM) ventures into the mysteries that roam in 20,000 Underwater Mares, Rui Reininho’s newest album. The themes arise from Reininho’s improvisations with Paulo Borges with the participation of Alexandre Soares. Musicians from OJM transform them into the Big Band and join them all in this imaginary ship because “you have to fly over the sea and navigate the air.”
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