The sixth edition of the festival to showcase, record and remember the cultural ties between Goa and Portugal, will therefore be more significant with the projection of Marathi as intrinsic to Goan culture. Kicking off on November 2, this year’s edition will see a multi-faceted celebration of both Indian and Portuguese culture ranging across the genres of music, cuisine, art, cinema, theatre, literature and perhaps (at a stretch, even a tiatr thrown in). The three month-long event beginning in November 2014 will culminate in February 2015 and will include interactive sessions that focus on Goan culture, a film festival, a Fado singing competition, creative writing sessions and workshops and a two-day food and music festival.