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Linda Martini celebrate 20 years of Olhos de Mongol in Porto

Linda Martini celebrate 20 years of Olhos de Mongol in Porto

Linda Martini celebrate 20 years of Olhos de Mongol at Coliseu do Porto

Portuguese alternative rock band Linda Martini will celebrate the 20th anniversary of their debut full-length album, Olhos de Mongol, with a concert at Coliseu Box in Porto on November 11th 2026. The performance is part of the SON Estrella Galicia programme and will feature the album played in its entirety.

Originally released in 2006, following the band’s self-titled EP in 2004, Olhos de Mongol established Linda Martini as a distinctive presence within Portuguese alternative rock. The nine-track record includes songs such as “Dá-me a Tua Melhor Faca”, “Amor é Não Haver Polícia” and “Amor Combate”, which have remained part of the band’s musical identity over the years.

The anniversary concert will revisit the album in full, offering an opportunity to hear the record in the context of the band’s two-decade career. Since its release, Linda Martini have continued to develop their sound through successive albums and live performances, building a catalogue that has secured their position within Portugal’s independent music scene.

The show will take place at Coliseu Box, the more intimate performance space within Coliseu Porto Ageas. The venue’s collaboration with SON Estrella Galicia brings a programme of concerts to selected spaces, with Linda Martini continuing the series following Alice Phoebe Lou’s appearance earlier in the year.

The Porto performance places the focus firmly on Olhos de Mongol and its lasting significance in the band’s catalogue, marking two decades since its original release.

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