Born in Portugal to Cape Verdean immigrant parents, Bruno "Ghoya" Furtado makes rap a space where memory, protest and survival converge. Between the recording studio, the streets and the scars left by a long spell in prison, “Complô” follows an artist whose story reaches beyond individual biography to expose the contradictions of a country that continues to define, in deeply erratic ways, who belongs and who remains at the margins.

* Preceded by the presentation of the book “Ka Muri: Conversations on creole rap in Portugal” - “Ka Muri” brings together two conversations held at Cooperativa Mula, in Barreiro, in November 2025, featuring LBC, Ghoya, Real Guns and Vilma, four key figures in the Portuguese Creole rap scene. Shaped by the legacies of colonialism and neoliberal policies, this book, published by Urutau, explores how Creole rap has become a space for identity, social critique and community building.