Os Mensageiros – Antologia De Fernando Pessoa

Description

this anthology brings together prestigious Portuguese and Brazilian artists from various quadrants of Portuguese-speaking culture such as music, cinema, theater and literature.
are the introduction and poetic anthology of luís filipe sarment that explans the neo-paganism of the writer in ?ser all in all ways? and revisits the essential of the poetic work of the orthonimo fernando person and of the heteronyms alberto caeiro, alvaro de campo and ricardo kings.
This special edition has the offer of a cd with original music, whose challenge was to embrace the multiplicity of the poet on a journey between intimacy and universality.
this album constituted a truly exciting challenge, taking into account the ooadia of musicing poetry of
boiling person. as far as the repertoire is concerned, we leave with an extended selection of songs that was undergoing changes, as well as the arrangements themselves until we reach the final alignment.
starting from the poetic selection of luís filipe sarment and with inspiration in the poetry of fernando person were created 14 compositions by several authors such as samuel lopes, tiago axe, lopes lion, beto betuk, ruben alves, tarlo loureiro and of the very interpretations oswaldo montenegro and fernanda port.
the result culminated in 9 songs that are performed by several artists of Portuguese popular music and the fado as dulce bridges, ana laíns u debora rodrigues, of Brazilian popular music such as oswaldo montenegro and fernanda port and also of jazz with angela maria that makes here its debut. to make this sound work as cross-sectional as possible, we still have 5 music poems and to declare we invited actors with a very special interpretive capacity and universal expression as almeida u ruy oak joaquim.

Artist

Fernando Pessoa (b. June 13, 1888 in Lisbon, Portugal — d. November 30, 1935) was a Portuguese poet, writer, a literary critic and translator.
He was bilingual in Portuguese and English, and fluent in French. In writing he would adopt countless heteronyms, all these posessed distinct biographies, temperaments, philosophies, appearances and writing styles. Best know is his work The Book Of Disquietude.