Camerata Atlântica

Camerata Atlântica is a chamber music ensemble based in Lisbon, Portugal, formed in 2013 by violinist Ana Beatriz Manzanilla. The group consists of 11 professional string players dedicated to interpreting music with fidelity and dedication. They are known for their classical and chamber music performances, often focusing on Portuguese and other classical repertoire. Camerata Atlântica has released several albums, including "Bows Up!: Portuguese Music for Strings" and "Freitas Branco: 2 Melodias, Op. 5," showcasing their commitment to showcasing Portuguese musical heritage.

Their recent releases highlight their versatility and focus on cultural exchange, as seen in "Fuga para a América Latina." Camerata Atlântica has also provided opportunities for young musicians to perform as soloists, such as Ana Maria Sousa Castro, who played with them after winning a national competition. This collaboration underscores their role in nurturing musical talent and promoting classical music in Portugal and beyond.

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