On the 21st of September, at 9.30 pm, the Estoril Casino’s Black and Silver Room will host the return to the national stages of the mythical band from Porto, Trabalhadores do Comércio.
Considered one of the bands that marked Portuguese rock in the eighties, Trabalhadores do Comércio is founded by musicians Sérgio Castro and Álvaro Azevedo. Later, João Luís Médicis joined the band, with the curious fact that when the group started he was only 7 years old.
Trabalhadores do Comércio immediately distinguished themselves with their “irreverent” lyrics and northern accent with hits such as for example, “Chamem a Polícia”, “Taquetinho ou levas no focinho”, “De Manhã Eu Bou Ó Pom”.
After the dystopian interregnum suffered by Culture, and by Music in particular, the Trabalhadores do Comércio concluded that it was time to re-infect the raw with their good humor and irreverence, in the way they best know and manage to do.
In order to avoid the anti-utopia predicted by the ruling elites, they traveled with “all baggage” even further north, to the paradise of the rias and, in the lands of “our brothers Galicians”, they began to work on what will be their next work to be published.
The Object began to take shape in the last weeks of 2022 and, with the fun on the carpet, the songs flowed, all played in live sessions, as if they were concerts in full confinement.
In this way, and in order to fulfill what was promised, the Commerce Workers launched, on the 1st of May, a first theme (is it a single you say?) release another “single” later this summer and the complete album, including on vinyl, but not only, during the second half of 2023.
The Black and Silver Room at Casino Estoril welcomes, on 21 September, from 21.30, Trade Workers. M/6. Prices: From €30 to €50.
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