The corridor is tiled, it climbs both shores at once, and it never quite ends — this site walks it one room at a time.
The corridor is tiled, it climbs both shores at once, and it never quite ends — this site walks it one room at a time.
The small Portuguese guitar that became Brazilian, then Hawaiian, and still belongs to everyone and no one, from Minho and Braga to choro.
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How Spanish and Portuguese diverged, converged and keep surprising each other across five centuries.
Things — plants, words, forms, recipes — that made the Atlantic crossing and came back changed.
Organisations that read the same coastlines, argue the same etymologies, and taste the same dishes from different shores.
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Music forms and where they actually came from — the guitar's many lives, fado, son, cumbia.
Cities built on a grid, on a hill, around a square — how Lisbon, Madrid, Mexico City and São Paulo resemble and refuse each other.
