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SALVADOR SOBRAL is a Portuguese singer and songwriter. After spending some time in the United States and 4 years in Barcelona studying jazz at the prestigious Taller de Músics school, he returned to Portugal at the end of 2014 to embrace the challenge of a solo album. Salvador Sobral developed several music projects: wrote songs for himself, and his debut album showcases this songwriter side of him. At the same time, he created bold performances around Chet Baker, true travels through bossa nova or even through the sweet sounds of Latin America. In Portugal, Salvador Sobral began collaborating with some of the country’s biggest names in jazz. From this collaboration, his first album was born: Excuse Me (2016). One year after the release of “Excuse Me”, Salvador Sobral is invited by her sister Luísa Sobral to sing at the Portugal Song Festival. “Amar Pelos Dois”, the song that won him the Eurovision Song Contest 2017. Today is one of the most popular songs in the world. Following his triumphant victory in Kiev, Salvador Sobral became one of the most sought-after musicians by both Portuguese and international audiences. He received several awards and distinctions from many different institutions. Unanimously acclaimed around the world by both general and specialised press, 2018 saw Salvador Sobral go on an intense tour with more than 30 sold out concerts in Portugal, Spain, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. 2019 will bring Salvador Sobral’s new album – “Paris, Lisboa”.
