Blue eyes, a bright smile, and an accordion glued to his body. At just 23 years old, Daniel Antunes, from Lousado, Vila Nova de Famalicão, is breaking stereotypes in traditional Portuguese music. A Management student and winner of the RTP program "Domingo à Desgarrada," the young musician is establishing himself as one of the most promising names in traditional Portuguese singing.
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Blue eyes, a bright smile, and an accordion glued to his body. At just 23 years old, Daniel Antunes, from Lousado, Vila Nova de Famalicão, is breaking stereotypes in traditional Portuguese music. A Management student and winner of the RTP program "Domingo à Desgarrada," the young musician is establishing himself as one of the most promising names in traditional Portuguese singing.