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Coliseu Micaelense celebrates 108 years with the ambition to be “agglutinating house” of “Atlantic culture”

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The program of the second largest concert hall in Portugal - the Micaelense Coliseum, in Ponta Delgada - opened with Paulo de Carvalho and includes names like Camané, Ney Matogrosso and Fábia Rebordao in 2025

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Coliseu Micaelense celebrates 108 years with the ambition to be “agglutinating house” of “Atlantic culture”

26 days ago·Portugal

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Jornal Expresso broke the news in Portugal 26 days ago on Tuesday, January 28, 2025.

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Coliseu Micaelense celebrates 108 years with the ambition to be “agglutinating house” of “Atlantic culture”

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Coliseu Micaelense celebrates 108 years with the ambition to be “agglutinating house” of “Atlantic culture”

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