September 36:00 pm
Exploding out of the rich cultural mix in the melting-pot of London’s underground music scene, comes the exciting and original sound of SARAVAH SOUL. This half-brazilian, half-british outfit has drawn upon unashamedly old-school flavours to create a new genre of RAW AFRO-BRAZILIAN FUNK!
Fronted by fiery break dancer Otto Nascarella, the intensity of their live shows has earned them a reputation for wild performances and a rapidly expanding fan base
Exploding out of the rich cultural mix in the melting-pot of London’s underground music scene, comes the exciting and original sound of SARAVAH SOUL. This half-brazilian, half-british outfit has drawn upon unashamedly old-school flavours to create a new genre of RAW AFRO-BRAZILIAN FUNK!
http://www.myspace.com/saravahsoul
6pm to 1am - £ 5 Entry
April 216:00 pm
Food for thought. Favela brings in a spring menu of fresh seasonal produce, bright colours and much of the exotic.
Come dine with us! Sample some delicious Brazilian fare, courtesy of chef de résistance, Vagner Matos and his culinary team! Think fresh and colourful with hints of the Mediterranean! There’s something for everyone!
It’s all about short, a feast for the senses! The Favela kitchen is a hive of fresh produce with enough zest for the most discerning taste buds!!
An array of dishes to suit vegetable fiends and flesh eaters alike! And for those with a sweet tooth, take a stab at the chocolate fondant! Indulge yourselves!
Remeber to Booking@favelachic.com early to avoid disappointment!!
6pm – 1am
Free entry
September 45:00 pm
with Monsieur Zero (original Favela crew), Cliffy (Batmacumba), Ross Clarke (Favela Cheek) & Gringo (Roi du Chic).An evening of live Brazilian music, DJs and film screenings in aid of the World Film Collective’s work. It’s all about teaching sustainable filmmaking workshops to young people living in deprived areas of the globe.The evening begins with a corker of film made during one of the collective’s workshops, followed by samba, Capoeira, a Brazilian movement artist and rock fest by London-based cult group! The world film collective invites professional in the film industry to teach workshops to young people in marginalised and deprived areas of the world.’It’s all about harnessing the powers of technology in the form of mobile phones and free editing software to give a voice to some of most socially excluded young people on the planet! Plus an auction of rare and luxury items!DJs Cliffy, Ross Clarke, Monsieur Zero and Gringo da Parada will add some extra flavour to the evening. 5 p.m. – 1 a.m. Donation on the door: £3 minimum entry. Proceeds go to the World Film Collective’s work in Morro do Prazeres Favela, Rio di Janeiro, Brazil (23rd September – 3rd October).
