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Viva o Campus Project Brings Music to the Rectorate Block

Musician Felipe Mendes da Costa was responsible for the performance on Wednesday afternoon

Published by: Pedro Mendonça da Silva

on November 11, 2026

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On the afternoon of this Wednesday (11/11), the Viva o Campus Project was held at the Unesc campus, in the Rectorate building, alongside the Solidarity Economy Fair.

The project featured musician Felipe Mendes da Costa, who, through his saxophone, delighted the fairgoers and passersby with a collection of songs. "For me, it is a privilege, especially because it is a fair that sells various colonial and artistic products. It is gratifying for me, it feels very good," said the musician.

When asked about how he viewed his participation and the pleasure of being able to showcase his art to others through music, he replied: "For me, it is always a joy to play an instrument and, through it, convey what I feel, which is love for music. Seeing the sparkle in people's eyes is something priceless," he concluded.

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Viva o Campus Project Brings Music to the Rectorate Block

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