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Daughter of mother dancer, the dance was unavoidable from the first moment. At the age of 17 he left his parents’ house to study dance, when the country where he was born proved to be too small to get to where he always dreamed. The dancer and choreographer, Clara Andermatt is the guest of the new episode of Generation 60
Born in August 1963 in Lisbon. They are brothers, sons of mother dancer and founder of the National Ballet Company. The dance was unavoidable from the first moment. It was with her mother that she started her studies, but at 17 a bag took her to England, where she graduated from the London Studio Center.
It was not the only scholarship he got in a course that led her to different countries and enriched her with different experiences. He moved to the United States and later in Barcelona, Spain, when the country where he was born proved to be too small to reach what he dreamed.
The dancer and choreographer, Clara Andermatt is the guest of the new episode of Generation 60.
The career is extensive and diverse, in the company that drives, continues to seek the boundaries of the body as a precious instrument of communication and discovery of emotions. Listen to the new episode here.
Conceição Lino was born in the mid -1960s on June 4, 1965. He never wanted to be a journalist or imagined that he would be part of the launch of the first private television channel in Portugal.
At SIC, he began in daily information, but quickly realized that his way would have to go through journalism of proximity and citizenship promotion. In this context, he led the “Public Square” program, following “police cases” and later created and presented formats such as “We here”, “and if it were with you?”, “15/25” or the latest “essential”.
Conceição believes that journalism has an irreplaceable role and is only relevant if it is in the service of people.
It often says that there is only a pity of what has not yet had the opportunity to do. Its podcast format debut now happens, with Generation 60. Every week until summer we will publish a series of conversations with personalities of this generation. The first episode comes out next Monday, March 3.
Podcast Generation 60 has the support of KPMG, one of the largest companies in the area of audit, tax and consulting, operating in Portugal for precisely 60 years.
