The Palace of Belém is honoring Luís Represas who died this Wednesday at the age of 69. Throughout the day some of the songs that marked the musician's route are being heard on the street next to the official residence of the President of the Republic.
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22/07/2026
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Nthe sequence of the death of Luís Represas, are heard this Wednesday, 22 July, next to the Palace of Belém, in Lisbon, some of the songs that marked the route of the musician and the Trovante.
Among the “melodies that echo on the street” and that “constitute a musical homage to the legacy of the singer and composer, whose work occupies its own place in the Portuguese culture”, as noted the website of the Presidency of the Republic, are “Lostly”, “125 Blue”, “Timor” and “Wizard”.
The singer Luís Represas, who was part of the Trovante, died on Tuesday, July 22, at the age of 69, victim of prolonged illness, according to the agency that represented him.
The singer celebrated this year the 50 years of career, divided between the Trovante and solo, having acted in March with the band at Meo Arena, in Lisbon, and the Pavilion Rosa Mota, in Porto.
In 2005 he was distinguished by the Portuguese State with the Order of Merit – degree of Commander.