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Jun 17, 2026 45 min

Quim dos Apitos Interview 17/06/26

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This week’s interview is with Quim dos Apitos, , a young Portuguese popular music entertainer. Known for his humorous songs and his background as a football referee, he shares his journey from rural childhood to national television appearances. He also speaks about his ambitions, including performing for Portuguese communities abroad.

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