Estado de Minas: Clássicos de Amália Rodrigues ganham versão sinfônica em BH
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Amália da Piedade Rodrigues was a Portuguese fado singer (fadista). Dubbed Rainha do Fado, she was instrumental in popularising fado worldwide and travelled internationally throughout her career. Rodrigues remains the best-selling Portuguese artist in the history of recorded music.
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entertainment · Portuguese fado singer (1920–1999) · actor · singer · musician · recording artist · fado singer · also Amália Rodrigues, Queen of Fado, Amalia Rodrigues, Amália da Piedade Rebordão Rodrigues, Amália da Piedade Rodrigues, Rodrigues
Born 23 July 1920 · Died 6 October 1999 · Q214813
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Estado de Minas: Clássicos de Amália Rodrigues ganham versão sinfônica em BH
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Released album “Amália em Itália”.
Released album “Someday: Amália Rodriguez e Norrie Paramor as sessões de 1965”.
Released album “For Your Delight”.
Released album “Amália - Coração independente”.
Released album “Amália sempre - colecção”.
Released album “As Primeiras Gravações 1945-1951/2”.
Released album “The Greatest Collection”.
Released album “Amália nossa: Mundo”.
Released album “Amália nossa: Salero”.
Released album “Amália nossa: Saudade”.
Released album “Amália nossa: Palcos”.
Released album “Amália nossa: Ciúme”.
Released album “Amália nossa: Abandono”.
Released album “Amália nossa: Paixão”.
Released album “Amália nossa: Sina”.
Released album “Amália nossa: Lisboa”.
Released album “Amália nossa: Remorsos”.
Released album “Amália nossa: Cordas”.
Released album “The Very Best Of Amalia Rodrigues”.
A film about her life Amália was released, with Sandra Barata portraying her
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Released album “Maldição”.
Released album “O melhor de Amália”.
Released album “Essential”.
Released album “Fados Clássicos Volume III”.
Came in 14th in Portugal's election of Os Grandes Portugueses (The Greatest Portuguese)
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Released album “Anthology of Portuguese Music”.
Released album “Uma casa portuguesa”.
Released album “Anthology of Portuguese Music Vol. 2”.
Released album “Les Voix du soleil”.
Released album “Fados clássicos, volume II”.
Released album “The Very Best of Amália Rodrigues”.
Released album “This Is Gold”.
Italian director Francesco Vezzoli released short black-and-white film Amália Traïda, with Sônia Braga portraying Rodrigues
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Released album “Amália: Universal”.
Released album “Fados, poemas e flores, volume 2”.
Released album “The Art of Amalia Rodrigues II”.
Released album “Amália: Portugal”.
Released album “Duas Luzes”.
Released album “The Abbey Road Recordings”.
Released album “O melhor de Amália - Volume III - Fado da saudade”.
Released album “Reine du fado”.
Released album “The Soul of Fado”.
Released album “Amália Rodrigues & The History of Fado”.
Released album “Fado Amalia”.
The first woman ever to be laid among the greatest Portuguese figures
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Released album “Selection Amalia Rodrigues: A dama do fado”.
Released album “O melhor de Amália, volume II: Tudo isto é fado”.
Released album “En español”.
Died 1999-10-06.
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Rodrigues had received more than 40 decorations and honors from France (including the Légion d'Honneur), Lebanon, Portugal, Spain, Israel and Japan
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Released album “The Art of Amália Rodrigues”.
Released album “Ai, Mouraria”.
Rodrigues was paid a national tribute at Lisbon's Universal Exhibition (Expo '98), and in February 1999 was considered one of Portugal's 25 most important personalities of the democratic period
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Released album “Semplicemente il meglio”.
Released album “Triste sina”.
Released album “The Best of Fado”.
Released album “Segredo”.
Released album “Uma casa portuguesa /Ay, mourir pour toi / Fado Xuxu”.
Released album “Fados Clássicos”.
Released album “Ai chico, chico”.
Released album “Fados e guitarradas au Portugal”.
Released album “Enlightenment”.
Released album “Tudo esto é fado”.
Released album “Ses plus belles chansons”.
Released album “O melhor dos melhores”.
Released album “Cantigas da boa gente”.
Released album “Fado Lisboeta”.
Released album “Coimbra”.
Released album “Raizes”.
The celebrations of her 50th career anniversary started with a major concert in Lisbon's Coliseu dos Recreios at the age of 69
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Released album “Obsessão”.
Released album “Fado es ... Amalia Rodrigues”.
Released album “A rainha do Fado”.
Released album “O Fado”.
Released album “Amália 50 anos: Ao vivo”.
Released album “Amália 50 anos: Rara e Inédita”.
Released album “50 anos: internacional”.
Released album “O melhor de Amália : Estranha forma de vida”.
Released album “Amália na Broadway”.
Released album “Lágrima”.
Released album “Fado”.
Released album “Gostava de ser quem era”.
Released album “Cantigas numa língua antiga”.
Released album “Amalia in Italia”.
Released album “Golden Record”.
Released album “A una terra che amo”.
Released album “Amália canta Portugal III”.
Released album “Encontro com Don Byas”.
Released album “Oiça lá ó Senhor Vinho”.
Released album “Cantigas D'Amigos”.
Released album “Amália canta Portugal 2”.
Released album “Com que voz”.
Released album “Vou dar de beber à dor”.
Released album “Fados 67”.
And over the next two years she sang in Israel, the UK, France, and the US, accompanied by Andre Kostelanetz; in the US, she performed in New York city and at Promenade Concerts at the Hollywood Bowl
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Released album “Fado...The Soul of Portugal”.
And forced into exile, but he continued contributing for Rodrigues
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Released album “Fado português”.
Released album “Amália 1963”.
Concentrating on recording and performing live at a slower pace
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In Rio de Janeiro, she married César Seabra and remained married until his death in 1997
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Released album “Amália Rodrigues”.
Released album “Amalia Rodrigues et ses guitaristes”.
Released album “Amália Encores”.
Released album “Amália Rodrigues, accompagnement de guitares”.
Released album “Amália Rodrigues Sings Fado From Portugal Flamenco From Spain”.
While performing at the Marshall Plan international benefit shows, she introduced the song "April in Portugal" to international audiences, under its original title "Coimbra"
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And won another in 1965 for a non-singing role
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Titled Capas Negras, followed by her best known movie, Fado (1947)
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Where she made her first recordings, in Berlin in 1950 and also performed in Mexico and France
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To perform at the Portuguese ambassador in Madrid Pedro Teotónio Pereira's gala party
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Married Francisco Cruz, a lathe worker and amateur guitar player from whom she separated in 1943 and whom she divorced in 1946
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Born 1920-07-23.
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