Fado Instrumental

Fado instrumental is a deeply expressive and melancholic genre of music that originates from Portugal, embodying the country's rich cultural tapestry. Unlike traditional fado, which is known for its soulful vocals and poetic lyrics, fado instrumental focuses on the intricate melodies and harmonies created by stringed instruments, particularly the classical guitar, Portuguese guitar, and sometimes viola. Artists like José Manuel Neto and Pedro Caldeira Cabral have been pivotal in showcasing the genre’s depth and versatility, intertwining traditional Portuguese musical elements with contemporary influences. This genre evokes a profound sense of nostalgia and saudade, a unique Portuguese term conveying a deep emotional state of longing for something or someone that is absent. Fado instrumental captures the essence of Portuguese identity, weaving stories and emotions through the strings of the instruments, inviting listeners into a world of profound introspection and cultural reverence.

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Ângelo Freire
Album - 14 Tracks - Released November 16, 2023

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António Parreira
Carlos Paredes
Dead Combo
Diogo Mendes
Domingos Camarinha
Fernando Machado Soares
Francisco Carvalhinho
Grupo De Fado Amanhecer
Jaime Santos
Jorge Fontes
Jose Manuel Neto
José Manuel Neto
José Nunes
Pedro Caldeira Cabral
Quarteto de Guitarras de Martinho D’Assunção
Ricardo Dias Ensemble
Ricardo Parreira
Ricardo Silva
Rão Kyao
Ângelo Freire
Dead Combo
Carlos Paredes
Jose Manuel Neto
Rão Kyao
Ricardo Dias Ensemble
Jorge Fontes
José Manuel Neto
Ricardo Parreira
Grupo De Fado Amanhecer
Fernando Machado Soares
Diogo Mendes
Jaime Santos
Ricardo Silva
José Nunes
Ângelo Freire
Pedro Caldeira Cabral
Domingos Camarinha
Francisco Carvalhinho
António Parreira
Quarteto de Guitarras de Martinho D’Assunção