3rd Edition

A MANIFESTOTO ART

We believe that Art and Literature play a decisive influ-

ence in all social classes, even within the most ignorant

ones, who, “drink” from its mysterious “drops”

Free translation from a quote by F.T. Marinetti,

in The Futurist Manifesto (1909)

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Introduction note

The Madeira Literary Festival (MLF) was born and it

has grown mature. Now, it affirms itself as an inevita-

ble cultural moment.

We start by focusing our discussion on the most re-

sponsible people of all: the authors. They are the ones

that through their books make us think, question,

laugh and fall in love. We speak about those who run

away from the fame corridors, the defamed, the un-

predictable, the forgotten ones, and even from those

who have been neglected.

“We were happy and we did not know it”, so, for the

2nd year, we wanted literature to be happy in Ma-

deira and “troikamos” - meaning that we disrupted -

the current crises situation. We achieved the festival’s

internationalisation, with remarkable honours in the

Poetry field - the greatest way of expressing feelings,

thoughts about the world, man and humanity itself.

Now, the synthesis, after the thesis and the antith-

esis, as Hegel proposed in his perfect trilogy to (try)

achieve the supreme knowledge. Hence, the 3rd fes-

tival is the double negation, symbolizing the rupture

with the past, aiming for a brand new future. It’s the

revolution, rupture and renewal on the way of think-

ing about art. Or is it the art or thinking?

Context3 acts MANIFESTO | Revolution | Rupture | Renovation

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It’s in times of greater social contestation and debate

that the Manifesto stresses itself as a favourite style to

lay new foundations for the future. Whether aesthet-

ic-literary, political or ideological, the Manifesto, by its

demanding nature, introduces itself as a preferable

way to clearly, concisely and accurately programme

goals for the future, undertaking a complete rupture

with the past, in an attempt of aesthetic, literary and

even political renewal (ideological and cultural policy).

To speak today about the Manifesto as a literary style,

used in the literature field, precisely, to break with

previous literary schools that no longer met the exist-

ent literary aims, is speaking about texts that by their

courage and vision on what the future may represent,

made possible for the literary-aesthetic movements

to develop, reinvent and reencounter themselves in

their purpose.

Initially targeted to a more intellectual reader, wish-

ing to encourage and conduct to a change, the Mani-

festo features clarity of speech due to its decisive and

aggressiveness of words, and by the methods it sug-

gests to achieve its purposes. It also introduces a con-

cept of “violence”, engaged as a clear rupture with the

past and the beginning of a new aesthetic project.

Over time, the Manifesto model changed both its

strategy of presentation and the methods used to

reach the public. From a flyer that anonymously cir-

culates in the street to a text published and signed by

newspapers, the Manifesto also reflects the descrip-

tion of the present, the awareness of itself and of the

other, of what we have, and of what we might have,

of what we are, and of what we want to become; of

the collective duty, about building a society, about

the rupture with that same present time, and the con-

struction of something new for the future; the Mani-

festo is the determination, the willingness of being

able to transform.

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even better, is it possible for literary Art to translate

the traces we have left? If yes, is it the writer who shall

undertake this mission?

These are turbulent times are it’s possible to identify,

in many violent periods of our Western history, liter-

ary works that somehow have produced breaks that

did not confined in literature. On the contrary, they

have spread like rushing waves in all dimensions of

people’s everyday life. Is it expected that within a few

decades, we can establish a clear link between the po-

litical/economic context and a literary work? In Portu-

gal the new trend of authors, some of them present

in this Festival, are influenced by the references from

past of times; would their production be the same

if we lived in a prosperous period? The “Brave New

World” by Aldous Huxley or the “The Trial” by Frank

Kafka are timeless dystopias, because they anticipat-

ed the apocalypse of totalitarian regimes, or are they

timeless for their intrinsic and uncompromising ex-

ploration of the human condition? Both perspectives

lead to a valid conclusion: Huxley and Kafka wrote

manifestos. Will it be enough to reread them, because

all art is a palimpsest (manuscript), or because there’s

no space for reinventing a manifesto as literature?

Shall we manifest?

Why an Art Manifesto? Does it make sense, today, to

ascribe to artistic production the hope and expecta-

tion of a Manifesto, as many others that history has

made eternal?

The revolutionary suggestion of the Manifesto cannot

be claimed by any of the political/ideological quad-

rants. Though, we know that it’s strong the temptation

of envisioning an appeal, genesis of the Manifesto,

worldviews marked by ideology. Within an ideological

foundation of a new paradigm, the change around a

Manifesto is almost inevitable. Because the great lit-

erary Art is sustained in a clear understanding and

awareness of itself and of the others, the Manifesto

recognises the ideological influences, although it’s not

confined to them. The theory or concept may be sum-

marized in this way: all great literature is a manifesto.

Or, if you wish not to hurt people’s feelings, consider-

ing that they might see it as the beginning of a new

dogma, we ask: is all great literature a manifesto?

The impact of Manifestos that we easily recall cannot

be dissociated from the times when they emerged.

Information did not spread, as today, and the ways

available to men, who, for example, lectured the Ca-

sino Conferences did not authorise its immediate

propagation.

These days, any trace of indignation - or any frivolous

dream, even if valid - may aspire to a global visibility.

Has globalisation barren the lands where once mani-

fests germinated? The Manifestos that history perpet-

uated have generated seismic waves because there

was a huge void to fill? Joining a cause, ordained in a

Manifesto, also indicated an ability to dream, has that

been lost? Is the Manifesto the expression [partially

with self-identity aspirations] of a desire for change,

or reinvention, that new times have hold back? Do we

still have left traces that literary Art may translate? Or

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PromoterNOVA DELPHI

Books | Ebooks | Events

NOVA DELPHI is an editorial project that is born from

a passion by the book itself, seen by us as a privileged

vehicle to knowledge and intercultural dialogue. One

of its particular traits is the fact that the main office is

in Funchal, Portugal, while its branch office is in Rome,

Italy.

With a team made by young and dynamic people,

NOVA DELPHI’s ambition is that books published

under its brand are seen as a space of meeting, ex-

planation, dialogue, reading, debate, in sum, a space

specifically created for communication, in each of

its multiple and profuse languages. NOVA DELPHI’s

sphinx has that exact symbolism - to unfold the rid-

dles in each one of its vocations.

In this constant search for interpellation, NOVA DEL-

PHI has assumed, since its birth, the holding of literary

events, being the Madeira Literary Festival the one that

has the most expression in the national panorama.

On its third edition, NOVA DELPHI has assumed an

even greater purpose: to make Madeira island the

gathering and birth point of ideas and thoughts, and

to place Madeira Literary Festival on the map of inter-

national Literary Festivals.

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Goals3 acts MANIFESTO

Approach | Internationalisation | Madeira: Cultural Destination

The Organization always wished and was engaged

into marking its presence in international cultural

guides. By placing Madeira on the map of internation-

al Literary Festivals, it also reveals the positive image

of the Region and the cultural level of its residents.

Simultaneously, it demonstrates the maturity of a

destination that is deeply committed in offering more

than great welcoming/services, but also an excellent

cultural programme. Filling in this gap within the ex-

istent cultural offering, particularly in literary culture,

represents a benefit for resident readers, providing

as well an alternative or additional offer to all of those

who visit us.

The island assembles exceptional conditions to host a

successful event such as the MLF. We speak not only

of Madeira’s natural beauty, which is a strongly attrac-

tive, but also of the quality of its hotels and diversity

of infrastructures throughout the Island. If we have an

open mind to new initiatives, everyone will, directly or

indirectly, benefit from events like this.

In general terms the idea is to be able to undertake

and develop an initiative taking advantage from the

fact that Madeira is a Tourism Region of excellence

and introduce a cultural event that, in the near future,

may be a reference in the cultural field, being part of

national and international guides within the area, and

that promotes Madeira abroad as Region of Culture.

We are certain that this will be another way to be con-

tributing for the development of a niche in the market

still unexplored.

The programme is quite diverse in its initiatives and

considering the target audiences. We will expand our

cultural offer and introduce the book in its multiple

readings and representations.

So, in partnership with several regional entities from

the most diverse areas of the Art, such as: cartoons,

dance, graphic design, photography, music, theatre

and video, the book will work as a creative inspiration

to offer and promote the participation of different age

groups, who will have a direct contact with the multi-

ple ways of looking and seeing the world through the

book and its multiple interpretations.

We want to open the “book” to the world with a wide-

ranging programme that is available to everyone.

Pursuing that goal, the 2013’s edition will have differ-

ent types of conversations, conferences, workshops,

shows and art events in which will participate several

cultural agents of the island, in different locations:

schools, university, theatre, street.

Beyond the «Festival in schools » and the Conference

and the University of Madeira, this year we launched

the “fli” – Festivalinho – Children’s Literary Festival. We

believe that this is an excellent opportunity for the

younger ones to start having contact with the event,

to promote a better contact with the books and their

authors, and with other authors and illustrators.

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Opening Conference

APRIL 3 | 18:00Naomi WolfMarks the official opening of the 2013’s MLF. This

event will have a guest personality who surely attracts

the general population for his/hers personality, pres-

ence and media visibility. This is the moment when

the Art Manifesto takes-off.

Baltazar Dias Municipal Theatre

Programme3 acts MANIFESTO | Revolution | Rupture | Renovation

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Debates

All conversations take place in Baltazar Dias Municipal

Theatre.

APRIL 3 | 19:00 | Table conversationsNaomi Wolf and Rui Tavares

APRIL 4 | 18:00 | Crossed talks“A Arte de morrer longe” (Mário de Carvalho)DIASPORA There is a Portuguese in every corner of

the world, it is said. The Madeira diaspora is immen-

se. “Does it hurt less when we die in many places”?

The fact of being an island’s native is also conditio-

ned by those who leave us from a distance?

Participants: João Tordo, Raquel Ochoa, Tiago

Patrício and Tiago Salazar

Moderator: Cláudia Rodrigues

APRIL 5 | 18:00 | Crossed talks“Über die Weiber” (Schopenhauer)DIFFERENCE Different ways of seeing the world lead

to conflicts. May two opposing points of view live in

the same world? Are they able to coexist together? Or

will it be a relationship always based on subordina-

tion? Feminism as an expression of mankind’s liberty.

Participants: Ana Luísa Amaral, Filipa Leal, Inês Fon-

seca Santos, João Paulo Cotrim and Waldir Araújo

Moderator: Paula Moura Pinheiro

APRIL 6 | 10:00 | Crossed talks“The Art of War” (Sun Tzu)WAR How war revolutionised or revolutionises the

world; the dominant and the dominated; the war of

thoughts and ideologies is a war with far more de-

vastating effects than a war with guns? The 20th Cen-

tury has changed the war paradigm as a solution for

conflicts?

Participants: Antonio Scurati, Carlos Vaz Marques,

João Luís Barreto Guimarães and Pedro Mexia

Moderator: Ricardo Miguel Oliveira

APRIL 6 | 11:45 | Crossed talks“To be human” (Krishnamurti)RELIGION Religion sets us free or imprisons us? Does

the freedom of truth belong to a unique source? Does

mankind have the need to believe that there is some-

thing that goes beyond? Religion is (still) the opium of

people? The religious morality is still the best way to

control conflicts in the age of technology? Fear.

Participants: Anselmo Borges, Gina Picart, Lídio

Araújo and Tabish Khair

Moderator: Sílvio Fernandes

APRIL 6 | 15:30 | Crossed talks“L’Art de Payer sed Dettes et de Satisfaire Ses Créanciers Sans Débourser un Sou” (Balzac)ECONOMY The religion of money and the law of need.

Does money exist? How much is worth and what it

may buy? Are we living an economic war? Is there any

alternative to capitalism? May capitalism pursue a

greater and common good without changing its DNA?

Participants: Carlos Quiroga, Maria do Rosário

Pedreira, Raquel Varela and Rui Zink

Moderator: Carlos Vaz Marques

APRIL 6 | 17:15 | Table conversationsZygmunt Bauman and José Rodrigues dos Santos

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APRIL 1 | 15:00Orfanato Princesa D. AméliaParticipants: Francisco Fernandes and Luísa Spínola

APRIL 1 | 18:00ATL GymboreeParticipants: Adélia Carvalho and Paulo Sérgio BEJu

APRIL 2 | 9:30Externato Princesa D. Maria AméliaParticipants: Adélia Carvalho and Paulo Sérgio BEJu

APRIL 2 | 10:00Escola Básica dos 2.º e 3.º Ciclos Professor Francisco BarretoParticipants: Francisco Fernandes and Luísa Spínola

APRIL 2 | 10:30Colégio de Santa TeresinhaParticipants: Isabel Leal and Roberto Macedo Alves

APRIL 2 | 11:30Colégio de Santa TeresinhaParticipants: Cláudia Sousa, Maria de Menezes and

Vasco Serôdio

“Festivalinho” – Children’s Literary Festival

This year we launch the “fli”, a festival totally dedicated

to a younger audience. During two days children will

be in contact with writers and have the opportunity of

listening to stories and recreate them in their draw-

ings. Considering that children are authentic inven-

tors, an active participation will help them understand

and learn the entire process behind a book produc-

tion, the combination of words and images necessary

to create a logic in constant development and always

present.

Aiming to develop from an early age habits of read-

ing and liking to do it, the writers will visit some pre-

schools and primary schools. The writer chooses a

book and reads it and then he challenges his younger

audience to reinvent the story through a drawing.

The Illustrator guides the creative process by helping

children, giving tips and suggestions, always leaving

space and appealing to their creative freedom.

New Readers3 acts MANIFESTO

Kindergartens | Secondary Schools | University

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Festival in schools

Since its beginning, the MLF has focused in the con-

tact between authors and young readers, through

sessions organised in partnership with local Second-

ary Schools. We are therefore deeply convinced that

the success of future editions of this event will largely

depend on carrying through with this opportunity

of contact with the writers. The contagious effects

of these actions will create an interest for books, for

reading and thinking.

APRIL 3 | 10:00Escola B+S Dr. Luís Maurílio da Silva DantasParticipants: Adélia Carvalho and António Barroso

Cruz

APRIL 3 | 11:50Escola B+S CalhetaParticipants: João Tordo and Lídio Araújo

APRIL 4 | 10:00Escola Secundária Francisco FrancoParticipants: Carlos Quiroga and Rui Zink

APRIL 4 | 10:00Escola B+S Prof. Dr. Freitas Branco (Porto Santo)Participants: Manuela Ribeiro and Raquel Ochoa

APRIL 4 | 10:00Escola B+S Padre Manuel ÁlvaresParticipants: Filipa Leal and Tiago Salazar

APRIL 4 | 11:30Escola B+S Dr. Ângelo Augusto da SilvaParticipants: Inês Fonseca Santos and Tiago Patrício

APRIL 2 | 14:30Biblioteca do Curral das FreirasParticipants: Isabel Leal and Roberto Macedo Alves

APRIL 2 | 14:30Biblioteca de Camara de LobosParticipants: Cláudia Sousa, Maria de Menezes,

Paulo Sérgio BEJu and Vasco Serôdio

APRIL 2 | 15:00Escola Basica e Pré escolar do BoliqueimeParticipants: Francisco Fernandes and Luísa Spínola

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University

In its core, the Madeira Literary Festival is an en-

couragement to reflection. Therefore, the University

of Madeira (UMa) arises as a natural partner in an

immensity of thoughts, as an “ocean with multiple

streams”. The youngest Portuguese academy has for-

tified its space in the Portuguese academic panora-

ma, and recently strengthened its international pres-

tige through several protocols that transformed UMa

into a legitimate ambassador of Madeira. So, in 2013,

the University of Madeira, welcomes once again some

events within the MLF programme. In 3 different mo-

ments will be possible to assist to that renewal of the

“umbilical cord” – the close relationship between the

Literary Festival and the University. Being a Region

with an enormous diaspora, Madeira also expands it-

self through the World with the contributions coming

from its Academy.

APRIL 4 | 14:30«Because I know that time is always time

And place is always and only place (…)

Because I cannot hope to turn again

Consequently I rejoice, having to construct something

Upon which rejoice» T. S. Eliot

Participants: Antonio Scurati, Gina Picart, Naomi

Wolf, Tabish Khair and Zygmunt Bauman

Moderator: Diana Pimentel

APRIL 5 | 14:30«[...] para quê, perguntou ele, para que servem

Os poetas em tempo de indigência?» Hélia Correia

Participants: Ana Luísa Amaral, Filipa Leal, Inês

Fonseca Santos and Maria do Rosário Pedreira

Moderator: Manuela Ribeiro

APRIL 5 | 16:00«E agora, José. (…) Aqui e ali vão-se levantando farra-

pos do muito que em nós se adiou e do muito que em

nós se morreu, e nalguns casos podemos até distin-

guir o traço de liberdade que abrimos com os nossos

livros nessa desolação prolongada. Pronto, estamos

feitos, José.» José Cardoso Pires

Participants: João Luís Barreto Guimarães, João

Paulo Cotrim, Rui Zink and Tiago Patrício

Moderator: Diana Pimentel

Events and Shows

3 DE ABRIL | 21:00Show | Jazz, my ArtMassimo Cavalli and CEPAM Escola das Artes

SCAT - Music Club and Restaurant

4 DE ABRIL | 21:30Evento | Multimedia, my ArtUniversidade da Madeira, Colégio dos Jesuítas

5 DE ABRIL | 11:00Exhibition opening | The Art of Another PlaceBaltazar Dias Municipal Theatre

5 DE ABRIL | 21:30Concert | «Da minha língua vê-se o mar»Mariano Deidda and Sérgio Godinho

Baltazar Dias Municipal Theatre | Ticket: 15€

6 DE ABRIL | 21:00Show | Poetry, my Artand Jam Session with Maggiore and Nuno Filipe

Estalagem da Ponta do Sol

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New Publics3 acts MANIFESTO | Night | Action | Recreation

Participants3 acts MANIFESTO | Generations | Continents | Genders

Maria do Rosário Pedreira

Maria João Saraiva de Menezes

Mariano Deidda

Massimo Cavalli

Naomi Wolf

Paula Moura Pinheiro

Paulo Sérgio BEJu

Pedro Mexia

Raquel Ochoa

Raquel Varela

Ricardo Miguel Oliveira

Roberto Macedo Alves

Rui Tavares

Rui Zink

Sérgio Godinho

Sílvio Fernandes

Tabish Khair

Tiago Patrício

Tiago Salazar

Waldir Araújo

Zygmunt Bauman

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Participants

Adélia Carvalho

Ana Luísa Amaral

Anselmo Borges

António Barroso Cruz

Antonio Scurati

Carlos Quiroga

Carlos Vaz Marques

Cláudia Rodrigues

Cláudia Sousa

Filipa Leal

Francisco Fernandes

Gina Picart

Inês Fonseca Santos

Isabel Leal

João Luís Barreto Guimarães

João Paulo Cotrim

João Tordo

José Rodrigues dos Santos

Lídio Araújo

Luísa Spínola

Manuela Ribeiro

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Madeira3 acts MANIFESTO | Nature | Culture | Gastronomy

Beauty. Diversity. Authenticity. Are Keywords that

come up naturally when you think of Madeira and

Porto Santo islands. These words, not only describes

what one sees but also identify the unique soul of its

locals (madeirans).

The natural beauty of the surrounding landscape

combined with our wide ranging culture offer, pro-

vides a wide diversity of leisure and entertainment

alternatives that satisfy and captivates the interest of

all who visit our islands.

We are genuine. We are Europeans and yet geograph-

ically we are on Africa. The islands Mediterranean ag-

ricultural coexist with the production of tropical fruits

and vegetables. We sing in Portuguese and danced to

the rhythms of Moorish influence. We are surrounded

by the sea and mountains. Blue and green. We have

Nature but we also have an historical heritage. Small

picturesque villages are drawn in the mountains,

while its main capital pulses with a cosmopolitanism

rhythm. We have an island lush in vegetation and an-

other that almost resembles the desert.

In this harmonious symbiosis of varied landscapes we

can find the perfect balance between body and mind.

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| 16 | SPACES // FLM 2013

Spaces3 acts MANIFESTO | Stages | Institutions | Hotel

Hotel Meliã Madeira Mare

ADDRESS

Rua Leichlingen, 2-4

9000-003 Funchal

+351 291 724 140

melia.madeira@meliaportugal.com

www.meliamadeira.com

Baltazar Dias Municipal Theatre

ADDRESS

Avenida Arriaga

9000-060 Funchal

+351 291 215 130

dc@cm-funchal.pt

Book Market

Once we’re speaking about books, they had to be, ob-

viously, present. The MLF has secured its own space,

and today we can all right say that this event calls the

attention of a considerable number of readers that

seek their favourite books and authors here.

University

ADDRESS

Caminho da Penteada

9020-105 Funchal

www.uma.pt

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Kindergartens, Libraries and Schools

ADDRESSES

Orfanato

Anexo ao Externato Princesa Dona Maria Amélia

Avenida Infante 12

9000-015 Funchal

ATL - Gymboree

Av. do Amparo nº 20 - Edf. Concórdia

9000-783 Funchal

Externato Princesa Dona Maria Amélia

Avenida Infante 12

9000-015 Funchal

Escola Básica dos 2.º e 3.º Ciclos Professor Francisco

Barreto (Fajã da Ovelha)

Rua Escola, Fajã da Ovelha

9370-333 Calheta

Colégio de Santa Teresinha

Rua Pedro José de Ornelas, 19

9050-069 Funchal

Biblioteca do Curral das Freiras

(junto à igreja do Curral das Freiras)

Câmara de Lobos

Biblioteca de Câmara de Lobos

Avenida da Autonomia, 5

9300-146 Câmara de Lobos

Escola Basica e Pré escolar do Boliqueime

Caminho da Barreira, 57, Santo António

9020-068 Funchal

Escola B+S Calheta

Estrada Simão Gonçalves da Câmara, 39

9370-139 Calheta

Escola B+S Dr. Luís Maurílio Da Silva Dantas

Estrada de Santa Clara

9300-145 Câmara de Lobos

Escola Secundária Francisco Franco

Rua João Deus, 93

9054-527 Funchal

Escola B+S Prof. Dr. Freitas Branco (Porto Santo)

Sítio das Matas

9400-035 Porto Santo

Escola B+S Padre Manuel Álvares

Rua São Francisco, Vila

9350-211 Ribeira Brava

Escola B+S Ângelo Augusto da Silva (Levada)

Caminho Comboio, 61C

9050-053 Funchal

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SCAT - Music Club and Restaurant

ADDRESS

Promenade do Lido

9000-758 Funchal

www.scatfunchalmusicclub.com

Estalagem da Ponta do Sol

ADDRESS

Quinta da Rochinha

Caminho do Passo, 6

9360-529 Ponta do Sol

www.pontadosol.com

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| 20 | CONTACTS // FLM 2013

Contacts3 acts MANIFESTO | Organização | Press | Useful

Organization

NOVA DELPHIRua da Carreira, 115/117

9000-042 Funchal

+351 291 241 607

main@novadelphi.com | www.novadelphi.com

ORGANIZATIONMicaela Camacho

+351 918 21 5916 | eventos@novadelphi.com

PRESSAndreia Criner

+351 932 555 700 | andreiacriner@brandsgolive.com.pt

Sara Oliveira

+351 910 171 949 | saraoliveira@brandsgolive.com.pt

Célia Pessegueiro

+351 910 022 530 | press@novadelphi.com

INTERNATIONAL PRESSArcangela Savino

+351 918 215 918 | a.savino@novadelphi.com

Useful contacts

MELIÃ MADEIRA MARERua Leichlingen, 2-4

9000-003 Funchal

+351 291 724 140

melia.madeira@meliaportugal.com

www.meliamadeira.com

BALTAZAR DIAS MUNICIPAL THEATREAvenida Arriaga

9000-060 Funchal

+351 291 215 130

dc@cm-funchal.pt

TAXISHotel

+351 291 771 610

Largo do Município

+351 291 222 000

Praça do Mercado

+351 291 226 400

POLICE+351 291 208 400

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Sponsorsand Media Partners

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