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Cape Verdean Singer Tito Paris Joins Macao Chinese Orchestra Presents A Fusion of Chinese and Western Music

The concert featuring the renowned Cape Verdean singer Tito Paris and the Macao Chinese Orchestra,  will be held on November 15th at 8:00 PM at the Grand Auditorium of the Macao Cultural Centre.

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Tito Paris is a musician, composer, and singer from Cape Verde, born into a musical family. He has successfully integrated three traditional Cape Verdean music styles—mornas, funanás, and coladeiras—into jazz, rock, salsa, and flamenco, while retaining performances in Cape Verdean Creole.

His music albums are sold worldwide, from New York to Paris. With more than 40 years of musical life, Tito Paris is also regarded as an ambassador for promoting Cape Verdean music. His husky voice touches audiences globally, and he has been awarded a medal by the President of Portugal.

This concert invites Zhang Lie, the Music Director and Principal Conductor of the Macao Chinese Orchestra, to lead the performance. As a national first-class conductor and renowned composer, Zhang Lie has led numerous orchestras in international performances with outstanding results.

This time, he will lead the Macao Chinese Orchestra in skillfully and delicately re-arranging several of Tito Paris’s personal compositions, perfectly blending different Chinese and Western musical styles, showcasing the harmonious fusion of Sino-Portuguese culture to music lovers.

Tickets for the “Concert of the Famous Cape Verdean Singer Tito Paris with the Macao Chinese Orchestra” will be available from 10:00 AM on 23 October through the Macau Ticketing Network. 24-hour ticketing hotline: 2855 5555, online booking at www.macauticket.com.

This concert as part of the 6th “Encounter in Macao – Arts and Culture Festival between China and Portuguese-speaking Countries.

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