Fausto, whose full name is Fausto Bordalo Dias, is a prominent Portuguese singer-songwriter whose musical career has spanned several decades. Born on November 26, 1948, in Vila Franca das Naves, Trancoso, Portugal, Fausto has become one of the most influential figures in Portuguese music, known for his distinctive melding of folk, traditional music, and modern themes. His work is characterized by a deep exploration of Portuguese culture, history, and identity, often reflecting on the nation's past and the experience of the Portuguese people.

Throughout his illustrious career, Fausto has released numerous albums that showcase his talents not only as a musician but also as a poet and storyteller. His recent works, such as "Dyakui Remixes" and "In the Stars," continue to demonstrate his innovative approach to music. Fausto's concept albums like "A Ópera Mágica do Cantor Maldito" and "Crónicas Da Terra Ardente" weave intricate narratives that captivate listeners, while "18 Canções De Amor" reveals his emotive take on love and affection. Fausto is especially noted for his ambitious projects like "Para Além Das Cordilheiras," where he expands his acoustic landscape and dives deep into philosophical themes. His impact on Portuguese music is undeniable, and he remains an enduring and evolving figure in the scene.