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There Is a Band of Rio Tinto Who Wants to Build a Social Centre for the Elderly: for the Cremalher of the Apocalypse “the Party Is Law”
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They called themselves the Cremalheira of the Apocalypse, edited their star album in May and created, at this time of the festival, a campaign to help build the Soutelo Social Centre, in Rio Tinto, by sharing a video clip that inspires “the Christmas videos of telecommunications companies”: “There are elderly people who have no telephone, family, or support”
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