Alaidenegão and Karen Francis are the attractions of this Saturday at Suanam Cultural Space

The second edition of the party "Tá pra ti?!" will be led by the 'porreta' sound of Alaidenegão and the talent that emerges in the Manaus music scene, Karen Francis.

The meeting takes place this Saturday, 17, from 20h, in the newly opened cultural space of the city, the Suanam (Manaus on the contrary), located at Rua Ferreira Pena, 139, Centro.

Alaidenegão promises that constellated sound mix of rhythms, marked by the toadas of the Boi-bumbá, the Cirandas, the Amazonian accent of the beiradão, the Guitarrada and the Carimbó, which flirts with the Coco, the Maracatu, the Colombian Cumbia, in addition to Bossa Nova and Rock.

"The 'Tá pra ti?!' party is here to stay. This is only the second edition of the event and we already have these super attractions that are Alaidenegão and Karen, a local musical talent that is emerging. And we have a lot more to come this month. We are seeking to hold events that highlight the Amazonian culture", says Suanam's managing partner, Carla Teixeira.

The main show is on account of "neguinha", as the band is known by its audience, but who opens the night at the house will be Karen Francis. Born in Maués, but raised in Manaus, Karen Francis has had a relationship with music since her childhood. Her father, who was once a musician and singer in pagode groups, is now a pastor, but has never been away from music.

The artist also received influences from African musicality due to her mother, who is from Mozambique, a country that also speaks Portuguese. Karen learned to play the guitar at the age of 9, but it was at the age of 11, when she moved to Nova Olinda do Norte, that she started to perform as a singer. Precocious, at 13 she started to compose her first songs. Today, at the age of 19, she is one of the great talents of the manauara night.

The party "tá pra ti" also has projection mapped by the great VJ Ykaro Amorimwho develops an incredible psychedelic work, with the use of images and videos. The house also hosts exhibitions of plastic artists such as Teti Belém, Diego Batista and Shayane Chaves.

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tá pra ti party with Alaidenegão and Karen Francis

• Date/Time: August 17, Saturday, starting at 8 pm
• Venue: Suanam Espaço Cultural (Rua Ferreira Pena, Centro).
• Admission: R$16 full / R$8 half price

With information from the press