After the success of his shows at the Coliseums in November, AGIR will be at the Sociedade Recreativa this Sunday for an interview with SÍLVIA ALBERTO. The son of Helena Isabel and Paulo de Carvalho tells us about his pride in his parents, how he carved out his own niche in the Portuguese artistic world, and the struggle this difficult path to success has meant for him. He also discusses his latest album and the most important moment of his life: proposing to his girlfriend on stage at the Lisbon Coliseum. The animated film "CANTAR!" features voices he knows well: Anselmo Ralph, Mickael Carreira, Marisa Liz, Aurea, Catarina Furtado, and Vasco Palmeirim, among others.

She began as a unique voice from Portugal, but her talent and success quickly crossed borders. Today, Brazil also calls her "its own," and Carminho's lifelong fascination with Brazilian music is beginning to bear fruit. Her most recent work unites her with Paulo Jobim, the son of the great Tom Jobim. And this is the starting point for a conversation with Silvia Alberto, where the two will discuss Christmas, as is inevitable, the singer's career, her friendship with Chico Buarque, her passion for India, her love for her seven nephews, and so many other topics. After watching this week's program, you'll discover a Carminho you've never met before.

At the Sociedade Recreativa on Christmas Day, we welcome RICARDO ARAÚJO PEREIRA for an interview with SÍLVIA ALBERTO. Ricardo isn't dressed as Santa Claus, it's true... but he remembers how he always experienced this time of year as a child and the importance his grandmother had in his upbringing and worldview. The comedian will reveal whether or not his comedic skills are a hit at home with his two daughters and will also discuss his latest book, published a few weeks ago. Christmas Day is the day of the grand finale of THE VOICE PORTUGAL. And at the Sociedade Recreativa, we'll get to know better the four competitors who will be on the country's most coveted stage. The night of the 25th is the big decision, and we'll preview everything at the Sociedade Recreativa. New Year, new programs. We'll take advantage of Christmas Day to show you behind the scenes of three major RTP premieres.

In this week's Sociedade Recreativa, in Sílvia Alberto's interview, we'll revisit Fernando Daniel's career on THE VOICE PORTUGAL. We'll go behind the scenes of the series "Ministério do Tempo" and also chat with the actors from the soap opera "O Sábio," which premiered last Monday.

Amélia Mendes Carvalho was the first woman to study at the University of Coimbra. She always felt out of place in her time, not belonging to the 19th century. Until she was recruited to lead the Ministry of Time's intertemporal patrol. This is the woman portrayed by Mariana Monteiro in the popular Monday night series on RTP. And it was in the heart of the MINISTRY OF TIME's facilities that Amélia, as Mariana, welcomed Silvia Alberto for the Sociedade Recreativa interview this Sunday.

This week's Sociedade Recreativa returns to the "MINISTRY OF TIME" series. At the magnificent Silves Castle, we met with SISLEY DIAS for an interview with SÍLVIA ALBERTO. Nothing better than a beautiful Algarve setting to chat with a great Algarve actor, who in RTP's Monday series plays Tiago Mendes, the young INEM nurse who joins the Ministry's brigade tasked with preventing Portugal's history from being altered.

This Sunday, we welcome "O Sábio" to the Recreational Society. Manuel Wiborg, the protagonist of RTP's new soap opera, is Silvia Alberto's guest. A well-known face to the Portuguese, from series, soap operas, film, and theater, Manuel Wiborg now plays Pedro Homem from Monday to Friday at lunchtime and late at night. This is Wiborg's major return to RTP's fiction, after hits like "Tell Me How It Was" and "Uma Família Açoriana." This is an interview not to be missed.

Next Sunday, Sílvia Alberto is in the kitchen, the perfect place to interview the actor who stars in RTP's comedy "Sim, Chef." Miguel Guilherme himself, sans lab coat or pans, shares the challenges of playing the irascible Vítor Guerreiro. Confirming that conversations are like cherries, other topics come to the table: theater, sincerity, the importance of aesthetics, and age, "which is like a stew," he says.

This Sunday, we welcome super-agent Irene, one of the most valuable members of the "Ministry of Time," to the Recreational Society. Actress Andreia Dinis is Sílvia Alberto's guest for a conversation centered around RTP's popular Monday series, and where confessions abound... for example, if she could travel back in time, Andreia would have liked to have met Pope John II and gone to Egypt to see Cleopatra...

This Sunday, Sílvia Alberto passes through the doors, not of time, but of the Bolhão Palace and Theater for a great interview with António Capelo, the Savior of the Ministry of Time.

Gisela João is Silvia Alberto's guest this week. She enjoys having flowers at home and on stage, and fado makes her believe in humanity. She genuinely says about herself: "What's in the display case is what's in the warehouse." The fado singer with a Northern accent is preparing to fill the Coliseums once again, this time with "Nua," her latest album. A unique interview filled with stories, lots of smiles, and, of course, "Mr. Extraterrestrial" will also be heard.

On RTP mornings, Monday through Friday, she's in PRAÇA, and starting next Saturday night, she'll shine on the new program DANÇAS DO MUNDO. Sónia Araújo is one of RTP's most beloved faces, and in this interview with Sílvia Alberto, we get an even better understanding of what a friendly, reserved, and determined woman she is. With over 20 years of television experience, she says her first marriage was to RTP, but it's thanks to her family structure that she continues to feel the energy and freedom to face any challenge. Before we talk, let's relive some images from Sónia Araújo's early days at RTP.

On the day PREÇO CERTO celebrates its 3,000th broadcast, with a special program in Lamego, Fernando Mendes is Sílvia Alberto's guest. It all began with a casting call and a three-month trial contract. But this "experience" exceeded all expectations, and Fernando Mendes has now spent 13 years hosting a show that has become a beloved gathering place for the Portuguese. And, as happens between two good friends, other topics come up in this interview: his children, his shows, his time shining shoes at Parque Mayer, and even his longing for his great companion and friend Nicolau Breyner.

Sílvia Alberto is in a sewing studio this week for a long interview with Luísa Sobral. The author of "Amar pelos dois," the song that won the RTP Song Festival and will represent Portugal at Eurovision in Ukraine in May. And why is this conversation taking place in the sewing studio of Luísa and Salvador Sobral's mother? Because it's a space that inspires "following your dreams." Her latest album, her family, her time living across the Atlantic, and even some musical treats because this young composer never lets go of her guitar.

On the eve of World Theater Day, Sílvia Alberto visits the iconic D. Maria II National Theater. It's there that we meet Tiago Rodrigues, actor, director, and director of the TNDM. The conversation begins with a good cup of coffee! Afterwards, strolling through the lesser-known corners of the historic building, Tiago shares with Sílvia his vision of Portuguese theater, important moments in his career, expectations, and challenges as director of the TNDM. A unique interview with time to reflect on his teenage years living and dreaming in Amadora.

This week, Sílvia Alberto is in Alcobaça for a comprehensive interview with Sónia Tavares, lead singer of the group THE GIFT. About to release their new album, "Altar," produced by the iconic Brian Eno, the Alcobaça-based band is rehearsing with infectious energy. GIFT's 22-year history and their new album set the tone for the conversation with Sónia Tavares. First, next to the Monastery, and then in the house that has served as the band's meeting place. From the shyness of a girl who never liked being like anyone else to the woman she is today, juggling career and family, Sonia reveals herself to be a force of nature, unafraid to "break a plate" or "kick in a door."