An “explosion of appearances and sounds” in a Tremor always dedicated to musical discovery | Music

With a typically eclectic range of musical projects (and this year there are more than 40, including bands, solo projects and DJs), a parallel program of workshops and exhibitions, artistic trails through the nature of São Miguel and residences that will result in performances with different local communities, Tremor, a festival held annually on the island of São Miguel, in the Azores, is back. Its 11th edition starts this Tuesday with a concert by Jards Macalé, a strong name in Brazilian music produced in the 1970s, and runs until Saturday, planning, as usual, to occupy several spaces in the cities of Ponta Delgada and Ribeira Grande (from conventional stages to more unusual ones) and organize, as the organization promises in a press release, “surprise performances and presentations in full nature”. Tickets are already sold out.