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OTL: Djangada Brazilian Trio

Cadogan HallChelsea, London

18 November 2026

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TITLE: Djangada Brazilian Trio --- SUBTITLE: - --- DATE/TIME: Wednesday 18 November 2026, 12pm --- VENUE: Culford Room at Cadogan Hall --- PERFORMERS: Sam Watts (piano), Matheus Nova (bass), Marcinho Pereira (drums) --- EVENT COPY: Emerging as one of the UK's most exciting Brazilian jazz groups, Djangada reimagines the music of Gilberto Gil and Dorival Caymmi through a vibrant piano trio format. Drawing inspiration from Bahia's rich Afro-Brazilian musical heritage, the trio combines the elegance of classic bossa nova with infectious grooves, inventive improvisation and contemporary jazz…

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TITLE: Djangada Brazilian Trio --- SUBTITLE: - --- DATE/TIME: Wednesday 18 November 2026, 12pm --- VENUE: Culford Room at Cadogan Hall --- PERFORMERS: Sam Watts (piano), Matheus Nova (bass), Marcinho Pereira (drums) --- EVENT COPY: Emerging as one of the UK's most exciting Brazilian jazz groups, Djangada reimagines the music of Gilberto Gil and Dorival Caymmi through a vibrant piano trio format. Drawing inspiration from Bahia's rich Afro-Brazilian musical heritage, the trio combines the elegance of classic bossa nova with infectious grooves, inventive improvisation and contemporary jazz energy. Named after the jangada, a traditional fishing boat of Brazil's northeast coast, Djangada honours the rhythms and stories of the region while bringing them firmly into the 21st century. Pianist Sam Watts, bassist Matheus Nova and drummer Marcinho Pereira have developed a remarkable musical chemist

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