-
rhythms faded away, and the
performers became merely singers (
fadistas). The 19th century's
fadista Maria Severa, a half
Cigano woman considered scandalous...
- fado singer. An
internationally recognized singer, she was the
youngest fadista to be
nominated for a
Dutch Edison Award. Ana
Moura was born on 17 September...
- [ɐˈmaliɐ ʁuˈðɾiɣɨʃ]) or po****rly as Amália, was a
Portuguese fado
singer (
fadista).
Dubbed Rainha do Fado ("Queen of Fado"), she was
instrumental in po****rising...
-
musical and
activist duo
formed by Lila
Fadista and João Caçador. Fado
Bicha was
formed in
March 2017, when Lila
Fadista sought to
create a
channel that would...
-
Sonia Shirsat (born 1980) is an
Indian fadista.
Referred to as the "amb****ador of Goan
music to the world" she has
performed across India and the world...
-
hundred of the over two
hundred standard fados in any key
requested by the
fadista. The
Lisboa style of
playing traditionally utilizes the
Guitarra de Lisboa...
-
traditional Fado repertoire,
having been
described as a "hardcore
fadista". Many
fadistas have sung her lyrics,
including Camané,
Joana Amendoeira, António...
- Fado is a
Portuguese music style,
generally sung by a
single person (the
fadista)
along with a
Portuguese guitar. The most po****r
themes of fado are saudade...
- Ana Free,
singer Ana
Moura (born 1979), singer,
fadista António
Zambujo (born 1975), singer,
fadista Alfredo Marceneiro (1891–1982), fado
singer Amália...
- instrumentals. It is one of the
signature songs of
Portuguese singer and
fadista Amália Rodrigues. It was also
recorded in
French by the
tenor Luís Piçarra...
