Uploaded May 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
In her album Creology, Portuguese jazz singer and musician Carmen Souza explores her Cape Verdean creole roots. With her gravity-defying voice she guides us in the musical journey of her ancestors through rhythms like batuque, funana, semba, quilapanga and marrabenta from Cabo Verde, Angola and Mozambique together with Afro-Brazilian and Cuban sounds, travelling all the way to the jazz shores of New Orleans.
Enjoy this rhtyhmic track, ‘Senhorinha’, from her show in Equator Festival’s Women of the World 2017 series, and tune in at 7pm on Wed 13 May to watch the whole show on KPlayer.
kingsplace.co.uk/kplayer
In her album Creology, Portuguese jazz singer and musician Carmen Souza explores her Cape Verdean creole roots. With her gravity-defying voice she guides us in the musical journey of her ancestors through rhythms like batuque, funana, semba, quilapanga and marrabenta from Cabo Verde, Angola and Mozambique together with Afro-Brazilian and Cuban sounds, travelling all the way to the jazz shores of New Orleans.
Enjoy this rhtyhmic track, ‘Senhorinha’, from her show in Equator Festival’s Women of the World 2017 series, and tune in at 7pm on Wed 13 May to watch the whole show on KPlayer.
kingsplace.co.uk/kplayer










