Portugal has a history of revolutionary folk music. The recently re-released works of legendary singer and poet José Afonso are a prime examples of this tradition. Finnish journalist Matti Komulainen leads on this panel conversation focusing on counterculture and underground movements as change-making powers in western societies and their social context, as well as the potential for cultural (r)evolution through music in the 21st century. Speakers include two of José Afonso’s children, Lena Afonso and Pedro Afonso, and 21st-century artist Misia Furtak from Poland, whose new album “Wybory” addresses some Polish current political challenges. “Wybory” means “Elections” and this masterpiece includes a political statement track that is 30 seconds of silence. A panel not to be missed in the current European turmoil…