On the 19th of November, Salvador Sobral will host a very special evening at Teatro Tivoli BBVA. “Noche de Ronda” is a special program which pays tribute to the country of Mexico with a concert and the screening of two films picked by the musician. The program kicks off with the screening of Los Olvidados (1950), the first film of Luis Buñuel’s “Mexican years”. Exponent of the Golden Age of Mexican Cinema, the film earned Buñuel the Award for Best Director at the Cannes Festival in 1951.
 
The screening will be followed by a concert featuring Mexican songs, where singer Salvador Sobral will be accompanied by Diogo Picão (vocals and saxophone), Olmo Marín (vocals and guitar), Diogo Duque (trumpet and transverse flute) and Francesco Valente (contrabass).   

The program will conclude with the screening of Y Tu Mamá También (2001), Mexican director Alfonso Cuarón’s erotic drama, which takes note of a moment when important social and political changes shaped the face of Mexico.

18h00, Teatro Tivoli BBVA
Screening of the film Los Olvidados (1950) by Luis Buñuel (85’)
Concert – Salvador Sobral Revisits Mexican Songs (45’)
Screening of the film Y Tu Mamá También (2001) by Alfonso Cuarón (106’)

Credits  
Salvador Sobral – Vocals
Diogo Picão – Vocals and Saxophone
Olmo Marín – Vocals and Guitar
Diogo Duque – Trumpet and Transverse Flute
Francesco Valente – Contrabass  

Nelson Carvalho (Sound Engineer)
João Quintela (Road Manager)