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People Of Lisbon
People Of Lisbon
53 episodes
1 week ago
Welcome to People of Lisbon, a podcast series that delves into the lives of the diverse and vibrant individuals who call Lisbon home. Each episode features interviews drawn from the video documentary series, People of Lisbon. Here, you'll experience the raw, uncut audio recordings straight from the video shoots, offering an authentic glimpse into the stories of Lisbon's residents. People of Lisbon was created by Irish filmmaker Stephen O'Regan and Latvian photographer Rita Ansone.
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Welcome to People of Lisbon, a podcast series that delves into the lives of the diverse and vibrant individuals who call Lisbon home. Each episode features interviews drawn from the video documentary series, People of Lisbon. Here, you'll experience the raw, uncut audio recordings straight from the video shoots, offering an authentic glimpse into the stories of Lisbon's residents. People of Lisbon was created by Irish filmmaker Stephen O'Regan and Latvian photographer Rita Ansone.
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Prayer for My Daughters: Sahida Apsara’s Lisbon Story
People Of Lisbon
30 minutes 45 seconds
6 months ago
Prayer for My Daughters: Sahida Apsara’s Lisbon Story

Prayer for My Daughters: Sahida Apsara’s Lisbon StoryMeet Sahida Apsara – singer, poet, performer, and joyful nomad living in Lisbon. In this episode of People Of Lisbon, we join Sahida at her home and studio to talk about her new album, “Prayer for My Daughters”, a deeply personal collection of songs and poems dedicated to her children—and to the sacred, healing journey of life.From her childhood as a TV star in Singapore to dancing on Lisbon sand and attending reggae parties in the Algarve, Sahida shares stories filled with humor, wisdom, and gratitude. We talk music, motherhood, creativity, and what it means to live a life full of joy, expression, and freedom.https://www.instagram.com/sahida_apsara/


📖 “Even if you don’t feel strong yet... say: I am strong. I am brave. I am patient.”— Sahida Apsara🕊️ New album out now: Prayer for My Daughters📍 Filmed in Lisbon, Portugal🎥 A film by People Of LisbonJoin Club People Of Lisbon! Unlock exclusive access to events, behind-the-scenes content, and special offers for just €10/month! Support the ongoing production of our stories and connect with the People Of Lisbon community.Join the waiting list now: https://www.peopleoflisbon.comHuge shout-out to our amazing sponsors for making this video possible!🥤 Why Not Soda – Refreshing Lisbon, one soda at a time.👉 https://www.whynotsoda.com✨ Tribe Social Club – Find your Lisbon Tribe.👉 https://www.findyourtribe.app/socialclub🇵🇹 Practice Portuguese – Making learning Portuguese fun and easy!👉 https://www.PracticePortuguese .com 🎥 Video by: Stephen O’Regan📩 For Business Contact: stephen@peopleoflisbon.com📸 Photography by: Rita Ansone📩 Contact: rita@peopleoflisbon.com

People Of Lisbon
Welcome to People of Lisbon, a podcast series that delves into the lives of the diverse and vibrant individuals who call Lisbon home. Each episode features interviews drawn from the video documentary series, People of Lisbon. Here, you'll experience the raw, uncut audio recordings straight from the video shoots, offering an authentic glimpse into the stories of Lisbon's residents. People of Lisbon was created by Irish filmmaker Stephen O'Regan and Latvian photographer Rita Ansone.