UCDiogo Piçarra
Diogo Piçarra, a paramount name in Portuguese music, wears many hats: singer, songwriter, author, musician, and producer. His debut album "Espelho" achieved Platinum status and topped the charts. In 2017, he released his album "do=s", which debuted at #1 and went Platinum. In 2018, he released "Abrigo", followed by his third album "South Side Boy" in 2019. In 2021, he released "Monarquia", a collaboration with Bispo. The release of "Sorriso" in 2022 marked a new era, anticipating a sold-out MEO Arena. In 2023, Diogo released "Saída de Emergência", "Não Te Odeio" and "Amor de Ferro", a collaboration with Pedro Abrunhosa, as part of his fourth album "SNTMNTL". In the same year, he released his EP "Chuva". In 2025, Diogo commemorated a decade of his musical career. In celebration, he released his book “Um Espelho, Uma Década”, alongside an album of new versions of his biggest hits featuring ten emerging artists. The album comes after a collaboration with Luís Trigacheiro, “Porta 43”.
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Diogo Piçarra, a paramount name in Portuguese music, wears many hats: singer, songwriter, author, musician, and producer. His debut album "Espelho" achieved Platinum status and topped the charts. In 2017, he released his album "do=s", which debuted at #1 and went Platinum. In 2018, he released "Abrigo", followed by his third album "South Side Boy" in 2019. In 2021, he released "Monarquia", a collaboration with Bispo. The release of "Sorriso" in 2022 marked a new era, anticipating a sold-out MEO Arena. In 2023, Diogo released "Saída de Emergência", "Não Te Odeio" and "Amor de Ferro", a collaboration with Pedro Abrunhosa, as part of his fourth album "SNTMNTL". In the same year, he released his EP "Chuva". In 2025, Diogo commemorated a decade of his musical career. In celebration, he released his book “Um Espelho, Uma Década”, alongside an album of new versions of his biggest hits featuring ten emerging artists. The album comes after a collaboration with Luís Trigacheiro, “Porta 43”.