Wednesday 9 December, 20:00

Pedro Abrunhosa & Comité Caviar

Booking Required

Pedro Abrunhosa, accompanied by his band Comité Caviar, revisits a career of poetic, introspective songwriting that blends pop, soul, jazz and urban influences. Known for the landmark album Viagens (1994), he explores themes of love, social concern and human experience through expressive lyrics and refined arrangements. The performance balances intimate moments and powerful, immersive passages, where charismatic delivery and meticulous musical interplay create a charged, emotionally resonant atmosphere.

Rue du Général-DUFOUR 14,
1204 Genève
Photo Credit: SET
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Photo Credit: SET

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