Artists FATT 2026
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Thursday : 27 August
Dubravko Lapaine
No introduction needed — Dubravko Lapaine is widely recognized as one of the most influential didgeridoo musicians of all time. Without exaggeration, he can be described as a true pioneer who opened new sonic horizons and expanded the expressive possibilities of this instrument. For those who wish to appreciate refined technique and immerse themselves in truly “otherworldly” soundscapes, this is an unmissable concert. Dubravko returns to FATT nine years later to step back onto the stage and deliver yet another moment that promises to leave a lasting mark on this edition.
Yemadas
Born in 2011, this trio — Tiago Rouxinol, Ana Costa, and Junior — are multi-instrumentalist musicians, and this project focuses on one essential element: making people truly dance. More than concerts, their performances are vibrant rituals of rhythm, voice, and celebration, where powerful tribal grooves merge with messages of unity, nature, and joy. Shaped by intense travels across Latin America, Africa, and Asia, Yemadas creates original music in multiple languages, inviting audiences to sing, move, and connect.
Ecstatic Awakener
Ecstatic Awakener are a hypnotic duo formed by Ricardo Passos, a multi-instrumentalist, and Tiago Francisquinho, one of the most technical and recognized Didgeridoo players in Portugal. Together, they create an intense and captivating sonic journey, guiding the audience through an immersive and transformative experience. The unique fusion of traditional and contemporary soundscapes results in a powerful performance — one that continues to resonate long after the show has ended.
Friday : 28 August
Lagarto
LAGARTO is a unique musical project bringing together Geraldo Gomes (cello), Rita Carreiras (violin), and Renato Oliveira (didgeridoo), exploring the fusion between classical and contemporary soundscapes. Through an unconventional setup, the trio develops a distinctive musical language where the didgeridoo — an ancestral instrument — interacts with the expressive depth of classical string instruments. This combination creates a cinematic sound, shaped by intense atmospheres and contrasting emotions. Inspired by the tradition of Portuguese classical music, LAGARTO’s compositions unfold as sonic narratives, guiding the audience through rich, immersive, and evocative landscapes.
UMÀNIM
UMÀNIM, aka Victor Vico, comes from Barcelona and arrives at FATT 2026 for a unique live performance. This one-man show invites the audience on a hypnotic and deeply sensory journey, through analog effects, trance-inducing repetition, and a constant search for melody. On stage, the concert evolves as a continuous and immersive flow, rooted in vibration and the presence of the moment.
Leticia Alejos
Leticia Alejos is a multi-instrumentalist with more than 15 years dedicated to didgeridoo, exploring its ancestral character through a contemporary and experimental approach. Her musical language blends influences from electronic music, world traditions, and ritual soundscapes, integrating flutes and ethnic instruments with loopers and live production. The result is a set of hypnotic atmospheres that expands the possibilities of the didgeridoo. In her solo performance Abóbora - Concert for Didgeridoo and Flute, she proposes a dialogue between these two ancestral instruments, combining original compositions with references to Iberian traditional music, electronic textures, and world music environments.
Saturday : 29 August
Pedro Barreiros
Pedro Barreiros is a multidisciplinary artist from Lisbon, whose musical proposal crosses tradition and contemporaneity. His project delves into the roots of Portuguese traditional music, exploring the sound of the Portuguese guitar and the acoustic guitar, combined with original compositions. Accompanied by the didgeridoo, Pedro Barreiros creates a unique fusion that evokes deep soundscapes, where the ancestral and the modern coexist in harmony. At FATT 2026, the artist presents an immersive concert that invites the audience on a sensory journey through acoustic textures and tribal vibrations.
