Lusitanian Ghosts Lisbon, Portugal
Lusitanian Ghosts features ancient Portuguese chordophones promoting ancient sounds in the 21st
Century.
Re-casting these heritage folk violas into rock n roll songs, the artist collective writes from a socio-political perspective on building a better world, creating songs from and for the heart and the mind.
These historic instruments… they are the real Lusitanian Ghosts.
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