On the first festival day of the 10th edition of Budapest Ritmo, the musical idioms will range from free-spirited pop to poignant ballads, from Anatolia to Amsterdam, and from Porto Inglês to Nagyecsed. The great double bills of the evening could be the band of Hungarian singer-songwriter Balázs Szabó and the Kurdish minstrel, Ali Doğan Gönültaş; the Dutch disco-gospel act, Arp Frique & The Perpetual Singers vis-à-vis the Anatolian psychedelic group, Altın Gün; and Carmen Souza, who blends the music of Cape Verde with classical jazz, complemented by FÜLÜ, who agitate in animal masks.