Posted on 14 February 2013. Tags: Anthropoligie, apparel, catalogue, clothing, Fashion, Pittsburgh, Portugal, Portuguese, Sring, style
The February 2013 catalogue of the upscale women’s apparel retail chain Anthropologie is featuring a new line of clothing design inspired by Portuguese themes and styles, with images captured on site in Portugal (view slide show). Throughout the whole Spring collection, the discriminating fashionista will find a profusion of Portuguese suggestive motifs, details and textures. Headquartered in Philadelphia, Anthropologie […]
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Posted on 14 February 2013. Tags: Abraham Rechtman, Assaf Gleizner, Brazil, Brazilian, Brazil,, Clube Atlético, Community, cultural, culture, Dalal, Daniel Stein, diaspora, Eastern, Edy Borger, European, event, Frank London, Gustavo Bulgach, Israel, Jewish, Jewish Music Institute, Jews, Klezmer, Kleztival, Michael Alpert, Musical, Nicole Borger, Potuguese, Rechthand, report, Richard Simas, São Paulo, Sephardic, Shelvá, traditions, Trio In Canto, Yair Dalal, Yiddish
By Richard Simas,Contributor (*) Mix traditional Eastern European Klezmer tunes such as bulgaryas, freylaks, horas, and niguns with strains of samba, salsa, and tango, and you have Jewish music, South American style. Add Berber sounds from the deserts, new-jazz inflected original compositions from Israel and Brooklyn, a cumbia style dance-band, and Brazilian choirs and you […]
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Posted on 13 February 2013. Tags: Dedalus Limited, Eca de Queiroz, European Classics, fiction, general, Literary, Margaretn Jull Costa, Portugal, Portuguese, Prose, Short Stories, translation, translator
Eça de Queiroz is considered to be Portugal’s greatest novelist. Dedalus has embarked on a project of making all his major works available in English in new translations by Margaret Jull Costa. In this volume, comprising one short novel and six short stories, the reader is introduced to a dazzling variety of worlds and characters: a […]
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Posted on 13 February 2013. Tags: A. Valente, Awarded, Azorean, Azores, Cineact, Director, Eduardo Almeida, Fátima Cabral, Fátima Sousa, film, Filmógrafo e Cine-Clube de Avanca, India, Judite Barros, Kerala, Kochi, Manuel Bernardo Cabral, Ruy Guilherme Morais, Sao Miguel, Script International Short Film Festival
Azorean-Portuguese film director, Manuel Bernardo Cabral, was awarded second place at the third edition of the Script International Short Film Festival, for the short film titled “50 pesos argentinos.” The festival took place February 8-9 in Kochi, Kerala (India). The film, entirely shot on São Miguel island, is based on a short story by Azorean […]
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Posted on 12 February 2013.
The New York Metropolitan Museum of Art has just issued the first Portuguese language edition of The Metropolitan Museum of Art Guide, as part of a project which has “reconceived and written” the Museum’s own guidebook in nearly thirty years. Besides the Portuguese language edition, the new guide was also issued in Chinese, French, Italian, […]
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Posted on 12 February 2013. Tags: Aveiro
Portuguese-Canadian career politian, Charles Sousa, 54, was appointed Ontario’s new Finance Minister by Ontario’s 25th new elected Premier, Kathleen Wynne, the Canadian press reported Monday. Sousa, a two-term Mississauga South MPP and former bank executive, will inherit a treasure deficit estimated at $11.9 billion. Sousa, the former Citizen and Immigration Minister, was the MPP for […]
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