Calema - Tour

Presented by Vertigo. True cultural bridges between peoples united by the Portuguese language, the duo Calema, formed by brothers António and Fradique Mendes Ferreira, embody with flair the soul and richness of the Lusophone world.

Originally from São Tomé and Príncipe, they were raised between the traditions of Portuguese-speaking Africa and the contemporary influences of Portugal and France. Their name, Calema, refers to the powerful waves of the Atlantic Ocean, symbolising movement, mixing and travel.

Through their music, a skilful blend of afrobeat, pop and traditional sounds, they tell universal stories in Portuguese, touching the hearts of millions of fans on every continent.

Today, they are the most popular Lusophone artists in Portugal, racking up the best sales and filling the country's largest venues. Their video for "Te Amo" has more than 82 million views on YouTube.

A success that testifies to their ability to unite, move and carry the colours of contemporary Lusophone culture high.

In 2024, the group celebrated 15 years of career with the release of their latest album, "Voyage", a mix of pop, afro and Latin sounds, which was accompanied by a European tour of Zéniths in 2025 and their first sold-out Accor Arena.

Back in France, they will be in concert this autumn, in 2026.