Maria Teresa de Noronha

Portuguese Fado singer and composer

Maria Teresa de Noronha - Portuguese Fado singer and composer
Born

November 7th, 1918
107 years ago

Died

1993
32 years ago — 75 years old

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

Portugal

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Born in Portugal, a prominent Fado singer emerged, captivating audiences with traditional music. Began singing at a young age and gained recognition in the 1940s. Achieved success through performances in prestigious venues and recorded numerous albums. Her style blended classic Fado with modern elements, appealing to a wide audience. Throughout a lengthy career, she collaborated with various musicians and contributed to the evolution of Fado music. Received several accolades and honors for contributions to Portuguese culture before passing away.

Performed iconic Fado music in Portugal

Recorded multiple acclaimed albums

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