Portuguese multi-instrumentalist singer Ana Lua Caiano will edit a new album, “Slow down life is short”, on November 6, by German publisher Glitterbeat Records, was announced today.
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23/06/2026
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Lusa
“ Slowly life is short” is Ana Lua Caiano’s second album, after “I’ll stay in this square”, edited in 2024, and the music has already been released “One less life”, which talks about the balance between work and rest.
Ana Lua Caiano, 27, is an artist who is inspired by “a mosaic rich in influences, which includes traditional choir, concrete music, singers of the revolutionary period of the 1970s in Portugal and icons of electronic music, such as Bjork and Laurie Anderson,” says Glitterbeat Records.
At a crossroads between traditional folk and electronic music, Ana Lua Caiano uses instruments such as adufe, drum or Madeira's toy, but also boxes of rhythms, keyboards, synthesizers or loop stations and lyrics anchored in social and everyday concerns.
With the announcement of the new album's edition, Ana Lua Caiano already has several concerts scheduled, notably on November 6th, in Braga, at the gnration, followed by Ovar (day 13th), Coimbra (day 14th), Viseu (day 15th), Tavira (day 20th) and Torres Vedras (day 21th).
On January 21, 2027, Ana Lua Caiano will present her new album at Lux in Lisbon, and on the 28th at Casa da Música in Porto.
The discography by Ana Lua Caiano, artist who studied classical piano, choir, jazz, musical training and communication design, also includes the EP “I arrived late yesterday” (2022) and “If dancing is only later” (2023),