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Literary world gets 'privileged' stage at one of Portugal's biggest music festivals

Culture | Euronews RSS Portugal 10 July 2026, 14:15 UTC 2h ago

Literary world gets 'privileged' stage at one of Portugal's biggest music festivals — Culture | Euronews RSS

In this 18th edition of NOS Alive, a key innovation is the Literary Stage, a space for books, writing and the power of stories, showing how a music festival can also embrace other arts.

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