"rappers" from Portugal and Brazil present cultural exchanges on stage during the Summer Fest

The Summer Clash project, which brings together several Portuguese and Brazilian rappers on the stage of the Summer Fest on Friday, is reflected in a "connection and exchange between cultures," the rapper said.

"Summer Clash" is an exclusive concert developed for the Summer Sumol Summer Fest Festival in Ericeira, and is one of the main attractions of this edition, similar to the project "The History of Hip-hop Tuga "in 2017.

Portuguese rappers Gson, Papillon, Holy Hood and Sir Scratch and Brazilians Rincon Sapiência, Rashid, Drik Barbosa and Kamau will be on stage for an hour and a half. The performance will also count on the presence of DJ Big and Nyack, respectively from Portugal and Brazil.

The concert which, in addition to being a battle between the two sets, still becomes a way to "show rap"

A common thought for Brazilian rappers Drik Barbosa and Kamau is that although songs of the repertoire of each artist are presented,

There are several differences between Portuguese and Brazilian rap since, according to Kamau, "everyone puts their own experience between the street, the neighborhood and the creation in music"

Despite these differences, Sir Scratch says that language is something that unites the two countries and this "hip-hop." "

" These are other musical influences and other social problems, "he said in an article." Portuguese bebe mu ito of Brazilian hip-hop. "

" This show's address at all ages, both artistic and public, even if it's a more targeted festival for the youngest, it's possible to cover the "," says Sir Scratch, supported by Papillon who, questioned on the same subject, replies that hip-hop is an already globalized style of music, thus encompassing different ages

. Hip-hop is a style that covers others and Scratch gave his own example, saying that the Brazilian Gabriel the Thinker influenced his music a lot.

According to Papillon, hip hop and Portuguese rappers have always been "stuck in the traditional mold of hip-hop", and now they want to show in their projects a bit of the new wave.

The Summer Festival in Ericeira, which before 2015 was known for its reggae-graduate

In addition to the "Summer Clash", artists such as French Montana, Wet Bed Gang, Avril Ivy, Vic Mensa , Joey Bada $$, Piruka and others are confirmed Friday and Saturday. The Jillionaire.