Ana Bacalhau is a renowned Portuguese singer known for her distinctive voice and emotionally charged performances. She first came to prominence as the lead vocalist of the successful Portuguese band Deolinda, which was known for its modern twist on traditional fado music and societal commentary in the lyrics. With Deolinda, Ana Bacalhau captivated audiences both in Portugal and internationally, until the band announced an indefinite hiatus.

Embarking on a solo career, Ana Bacalhau has since made a significant mark with her work, combining elements of Portuguese music tradition with contemporary sounds. Her solo repertoire includes songs such as "Não Vás Embora, Rapaz!" and "Orelhas Moucas," showcasing her ability to tell stories and evoke emotions through music. Not only is she celebrated for her powerful solo projects, such as the album "Nome Próprio," but Ana has also collaborated with a variety of other artists, contributing to a diverse range of musical projects. Her music often explores themes of personal identity, memory, and the complexities of human relationships, as seen in songs such as "Memória" and "O Erro Mais Bonito." With a career that continues to evolve, Ana Bacalhau remains a pivotal figure in the Portuguese music scene, celebrated for her artistry and her contributions to the cultural tapestry of her country.