Homem-a-dias
He wakes up early and puts on his apron.
While ironing his shirt for his date tonight, he scares away his problems with a whistle. Over the fire, a handful of sounds bubble up in a clumsy rhythm that tries to keep up with the clock as it dictates breakfast time. As for the laundry, that only goes from basket to machine.
Dusting off his instruments, clearing the webs from his throat and singing with the habit of the days. Bored with the routine of his home, he begins to want to get to know others, perhaps bigger and with more chores. He gathers his weapons and becomes a Man-a-day of songs with an apron.
Accompanied by a guitar and a few drumbeats, Homem-a-dias serves us more or less traditional Portuguese songs. A journey of popular traits in a relaxed moment that will do anything to leave the boss satisfied.
