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In This Edition Hybrid Theory Tribute Band Set for Global Domination FREE JULY 2021 | EDITION 116 In this edition Hybrid Theory Tribute Band Set for global domination A Modern History of Portugal Told by author Barry Hatton Turning Over a New Leaf The Portuguese art of basket making Once Upon a Time An internationally renowned doll artist Indian Tand��ri Re�taurant ��������10% On all Take Aways We would like to inform our customers that we are Plus a Poppadums and chutney tray following all the hygiene and safety regulations ‘on the house’ recommended, to help us implement these regulations please call in advance to book your table. Scan the QR code to see our menu Call to place your order: Largo Portas de Portugal 14, 8600-657 Lagos (Near Repsol garage o Avenida) 00351 282 762 249 www.delhidarbar.eu | 00351 282 762 249 | 00351 923 206 701 00351 923 206 701 REF.: 10164 BARÃO DE SÃO MIGUEL 4.400 sqm of land with with permission to build a large villa, featuring panoramic countryside views and good access. € 350,000 LAND SPACE 4,400 M² SCAN FOR MORE DETALS Algarve Real Estate Agents, specialising in properties for sale in the Western Algarve EN - 125, Entrada do Parque da Floresta 8650 - 060 Budens www.ppiestateagents.com +351 282 698 621 / 926 035 326 [email protected] Michelle and Barry Sadler Editor's note I am dedicating the July issue of the Tomorrow magazine to my mother-in-law Michelle Sadler who passed away on 13 June. The last interaction I had with her was as she left my house, following a birthday tea for my daughter. I handed her a copy of Tomorrow and she said ,“Thank you, I will enjoy reading that.” Those were the last words we spoke. She moved here in 1969, after her husband, Barry, got a job with Luz Bay Club, which he had seen advertised in the Telegraph. Michelle was one of the first ex-pat pioneers and she told me recently that she didn't want to move to the Algarve but saw the opportunities on offer here. Indeed the Algarve was a very different place then, with no telephone, televisions, or even many foods available. She used to drive to Faro to obtain cream to cook with and at certain times of the year, you couldn't even buy potatoes. The Algarve, however, became her home and the Sadler family enjoyed the golden years here when the beaches were empty 3 Tomorrow Magazine ∙ June 2021 ∙ Tablet & Phone friendly version ∙ www.tomorrowalgarve.com and they moored an old fishing boat on the river before the marina was even dreamt of. With the absence of a school to educate her children, Nick and Claire, she was instrumental in founding the Barlavento school in Espiche and was a governor for many years. A much-loved member of the community here, I certainly have never heard a bad word said against her. Always dignified and elegant, you would never see her with a hair out of place. She lived for her family who have been left with a gaping void following her sudden and unexpected passing at her home in Lagos. We should also remember that to date, 17,065 people have died from COVID in Portugal and also take time to remember all of those, like my family, who have lost someone they love during this very difficult time. From Sophie, Tom and the Tomorrow team. On the cover: Burgau has been labelled by the Portuguese press as the Portuguese Santorni. 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They arrived back in Portugal and one week later, they were in lockdown. At one point, they admit to “not being able to afford food”. Theirs is a story of triumph and adversity and a musician that never gave up. I meet with two of the band members, Pedro and Miguel, in a café in Lagos, having watched some of their videos on Facebook - which seriously rock! Miguel is wearing a cap and shades and sports a heavy beard, which hints at his music background as he puffs on roll ups. Pedro arrives late; he has 8 Tomorrow Magazine ∙ July 2021 ∙ Tablet & Phone friendly version ∙ www.tomorrowalgarve.com COMMUNITY been putting his six-month-old baby down for a nap - not so rock n roll! He has a more studious air. A graduate of Évora University, he studied in the Erasmus programme in Bristol, so his English is perfect. His sleeve of tattoos suggests his new persona, a journey he could never have imagined when he worked in hotels. Miguel always loved music and has played in bands for 20 years alongside a job as a designer. He and his friend Diogo were together in a band called Livin Paradies for eight years. By the time that project was coming to an end, they both found themselves wanting to create something with a different sound. Ivo walked into one of the auditions - out of three songs, he performed one from Linkin Park. Miguel and Diogo looked at each other, thinking that this guy was crazy as the American rock band’s songs are notoriously difficult to sing. “When he started to sing, we were amazed,” recounts Miguel, “he had the same voice as Chester - extremely similar in range and texture.” Chester Bennington was the lead vocalist of Linkin Park. Hit Parader magazine placed Bennington at number 46 on their list of the “Top 100 Metal Vocalists of All Time”. 9 Tomorrow Magazine ∙ July 2021 ∙ Tablet & Phone friendly version ∙ www.tomorrowalgarve.com COMMUNITY © Miguel Duarte Ivo joined the new project and the band stayed together for two years, heavily influenced by Linkin Park. Lagos Câmara supported them with their Espaço Jovem scheme, which backs young people in the arts, and provided them with a rehearsing room. “We composed our own songs, but we knew we had to invest to get any further and had no means to do so. Regrettably, in 2018, and after 20 years of getting nowhere, I decided to quit,” Miguel tells me. “We went to our rehearsal room and started taking everything out. "Our last job was to strip out the carpet and give the key back to the câmara. I don’t know why but at that moment - perhaps because since listening to Ivo, we’d always played with the idea of doing a Linkin Park tribute - we had a small brainstorm on the subject.
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