In this event, Bruna de Moura (cello/sound design) and Ana Cláudia Santos (poetry/text) create an evening where witches, whispers, and abysses meet. A moment for those who feel the magic of altars and the mystery of darkness.
Bruna de Moura is a cellist, bass player, and composer. She is not tied to any particular genre or medium, but is always connected to improvised music. She currently plays in Moura, Má Estrela, canalzero, gabre, URTIQA, and Falena, in addition to other occasional projects.
Ana Cláudia Santos is a Portuguese poet who writes about the mystery of life and death. Her work explores the limits of reality through occultism, religion, the virtual world, nature, and the celestial realms. She is the author of “Meia-Vida”, “O Espectro”, and “Ultra-Passado”, and curator of the anthology “Fábricas de Novas Almas”.
Originally from Coimbra, it was there that alanavegana honed most of their references. At RUC, where she has been making radio programs for over a decade, she carved out a path that took her through the DJ duo Spinning Jenny and the collective Instrumental Violence. With both, she made a regular appearance at parties and venues in Coimbra, Porto, and Lisbon.
Now based in Lisbon, she is pursuing a solo career, reflecting a search to redefine references that remain the same: the convergence between the ethereal and noise, and restlessness through sound.
