The two shows of the “ELA Tour” featured special appearances by Diogo Piçarra, António Zambujo, Buba Espinho, ÁTOA, Luísa Sobral, Nena, Milhanas, and Irma, performances that mark a high point in the career of the Alentejo singer.
Luís Trigacheiro confirmed this exceptional moment in his career this Saturday, October 25th, by selling out both shows at the Coliseu dos Recreios in Lisbon. The Alentejo singer’s debut at one of the country’s most prestigious venues became a truly historic day. The shows, part of the “ELA Tour,” exceeded all expectations and provided unique experiences for the audience, both afternoon and evening.
The shows were marked by emotional moments and the presence of guest artists who joined Trigacheiro on stage. The afternoon session featured performances by Nena, with their beautiful duet “À Espera do Fim”; De Milhanas, with whom Luís Trigacheiro performed “Vizinhos”; and Diogo Piçarra, in the recent “Porta 43.” Buba Espinho and ÁTOA’s infectious energy further elevated the atmosphere, especially during the song “Tu Na Tua,” during which they descended to the front of the stage and invaded the audience, much to the surprise of the audience, who sang along with them.
In the evening session, the guests were even more diverse. Luísa Sobral took the stage for a special performance of “Trocas-me a Mim,” while António Zambujo brought his fado to “Moda Antiga.” Zambujo and Trigacheiro then welcomed Buba Espinho to perform the popular song “Rosa Albardeira/Menina Estás à Janela” together. Diogo Piçarra once again returned to his hit “Porta 43.” Buba Espinho and ÁTOA also returned to the stage, the latter repeating the success of their collaboration “Tu Na Tua,” which once again descended into the crowd, creating one of the most interactive and memorable moments of the night.
The lineup for both sessions covered the acclaimed album “Ela,” Luís Trigacheiro’s second album of new songs, produced by Luísa Sobral. Hits such as “Arritmia,” “Há Algo em Ti,” “Amanhã é Melhor,” and “Fada Madrinha” were performed, not to mention the track “Mariana” and the moving encores of “Meu Nome é Saudade” and the unmissable “Mondadeiras.”
The single “Tu Na Tua,” a collaboration with ÁTOA and Buba Espinho, has been a major driver of this success. Awarded a Gold Single, the track has amassed over 6.3 million streams on Spotify and 3.6 million views on YouTube, reaching the top 20 on Spotify and airplay charts.
With multiple sold-out shows on the “ELA Tour” across the country, the two shows at Coliseu dos Recreios represent the highest point so far in a rapidly growing career.
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