Savoring a caipirine in a Cape Verdean bar in Amadora, in Lisbon. The humid heat reminds of Malabo’s. Outside, on the street, there is a strong police presence and posters of Chega, the formation of the extreme Portuguese right. But today the neighborhood is partying: yesterday Cape Verde tied with Spain in its debut at the 2026 football World Cup. In the bar, the DJ clicks “Nha cancera ka tem measured”, by Cesária Évora, and the bar comes down.…
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Savoring a caipirine in a Cape Verdean bar in Amadora, in Lisbon. The humid heat reminds of Malabo’s. Outside, on the street, there is a strong police presence and posters of Chega, the formation of the extreme Portuguese right. But today the neighborhood is partying: yesterday Cape Verde tied with Spain in its debut at the 2026 football World Cup. In the bar, the DJ clicks “Nha cancera ka tem measured”, by Cesária Évora, and the bar comes down.…