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Cantadeiras de Redondo

THE CLIENT
A polyphonic singing from Alentejo, southern Portugal.
The first group emerged in 1926 and consisted exclusively of men.

“Cante is a fundamental aspect of social life throughout Alentejano communities, permeating social gatherings in both public and private spaces. Transmission occurs principally at choral group rehearsals between older and younger members. For its practitioners and aficionados, cante embodies a strong sense of identity and belonging. It also reinforces dialogue between different generations, genders and individuals from different backgrounds, thereby contributing to social cohesion.”
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THE BRIEF
An identity that identifies itself as a female group and connects the old tradition with the modern times.
Cantadeiras de Redondo
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Cantadeiras de Redondo brand identity, a portuguese choral group of cante alentejano, a vocal music without instrumentation, from the Alentejo re Read More

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