Ja, Mariza. Ich höre Ihre Stimme und die Fado-Klänge in Alfama. Rechts, auf dem Turm von Igreja e convento da Graça habe ich schon gestanden und den Blick auf Lissabon und den Tejo genossen. ***HWW, Judite.
There are clearly two Lisbon neighbourhoods that “claim” the title of birthplace of Fado: one is Alfama, where the Fado Museum is located, and the other is Mouraria, where Severa, the first known Portuguese fado singer, was born and lived.
The story goes that this 19th century singer fell in love with an aristocrat and that it was from there that our music reached the best salons of the time.
The acclaimed “king of Fado of Mouraria”, Fernando Maurício, also lived here, and it was also in Mouraria that Mariza grew up, who is currently the most international of our fado singers.
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Jaap van 't Veen said:
Thank you for the link.
hWW
LotharW said:
Hier Argentina Santos
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J.Garcia replied to LotharW:
There are clearly two Lisbon neighbourhoods that “claim” the title of birthplace of Fado: one is Alfama, where the Fado Museum is located, and the other is Mouraria, where Severa, the first known Portuguese fado singer, was born and lived.
The story goes that this 19th century singer fell in love with an aristocrat and that it was from there that our music reached the best salons of the time.
The acclaimed “king of Fado of Mouraria”, Fernando Maurício, also lived here, and it was also in Mouraria that Mariza grew up, who is currently the most international of our fado singers.
Malik Raoulda said:
Bonne soirée paisible et reposante.
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Günter Klaus said:
Wünsche noch einen schönen Nachmittag,liebe Grüße Güni :))
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Edna Edenkoben said:
HWW Judite.