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Cesária Évora GCIH was a Cape Verdean singer known for singing morna, a genre of music from Cape Verde, in her native Cape Verdean Creole. Her songs were often devoted to themes of love, homesickness, nostalgia, and the history of the Cape Verdean people. She was known for performing barefoot and for her habit of smoking and drinking on stage during intermissions. Évora's music received many accol…
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entertainment · Cape Verdean singer-songwriter (1941–2011) · singer · also Cesária Évora, Cesária Evora, Cesaria Evora, Cesarea Evora, Cize, Évora
Born 27 August 1941 · Died 17 December 2011 · Q103759
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infosantiago.com.ar: Antes del Mundial, lo único que se sabía de Cabo Verde llegaba por la exquisita voz de Cesária Évora
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Published video ““Petit pays, je t’aime beaucoup…” 🇨🇻”.
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The Guardian: ‘We must keep her name alive’: Cesária Évora, the captivating Cape Verdean who went from restaurant singer to global star
Published video “Cesária Evora - Besame Mucho (Official Video)”.
Published video “Cesária Evora - Mãe Carinhosa : l'histoire du projet (Making of)”.
Published video “Cesária Evora - Nutridinha (Official Video)”.
Published video “Cesária Evora - Pomba (versão carnaval) (Audio)”.
Published video “Cesária Evora - Estanhadinha (Versão Carnaval) (Audio)”.
Published video “Cesária Evora - Cinturão Tem Mele (versão carnaval) (Audio)”.
Published video “Cesária Evora - Angola (versão carnaval) (Audio)”.
Released ep “Carnaval de Mindelo”.
Published video “CesariaEvoraVEVO Live Stream”.
Released album “The Essential”.
Published video “Cesária Evora - Angola (Carl Craig Mix) (Audio)”.
Released album “La Collection Cesaria Evora”.
Released album “Mãe Carinhosa”.
And the airport's entrance features a 3-metre (9
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The Guardian: Cesária Évora obituary
Died 2011-12-17.
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The Guardian: Singer Cesária Évora forced to retire on medical advice
As the most well known Cape Verdean globally
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Released album “Original Album Classics”.
Released album “Cesaria Evora &...”.
Released album “The Magic of Cesária Évora”.
Awarded Order of Cultural Merit (Brazil) (2010).
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The Guardian: Cape Verdean singer Cesaria Evora recovering from heart surgery
The Guardian: Cesaria Evora and Ballaké Sissoko | World music review
Released album “Greatest Hits”.
Released album “The Essential Cesaria Evora”.
Released album “Best of Cesária Évora”.
The Guardian: CD review | Cesaria Evora: Nha Sentimento
Released album “Nha Sentimento”.
Awarded Knight of the Legion of Honour (2009).
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Released album “Radio Mindelo: Early Recordings”.
Suffered a stroke and had to end the tour early
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Released album “Rogamar”.
Released album “Cesaria Evora”.
Awarded Victory of the album of traditional musics or musics of the world for Voz d'Amor (2004).
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The Guardian: Cesaria Evora, Bridgewater Hall, Manchester
The Guardian: CD: Cesaria Evora, Voz D'Amor
And she was declared a cultural ambassador by the government of Cape Verde and granted a diplomatic passport
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And it has influenced many Cape Verde diaspora musicians as well as American pop singer Madonna
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Released album “Voz d'amor”.
Awarded Grammy Award for Best Contemporary World Music Album for Voz d'Amor (2003).
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Released album “Grand Collection”.
Released album “All Gold of the World”.
Released album “Club Sodade: Cesaria Evora By...”.
The Guardian: Cesaria Evora: sad-eyed lady of the dry lands
The Guardian: Cesaria Evora, Royal Festival Hall, London
Released album “Anthologie”.
Released album “Les Essentiels”.
The Guardian: World music review: Cesaria Evora
Released album “São Vicente di Longe”.
The Guardian: Cesaria Evora, the singer who thrives on misery
Released album “Les chansons du Cap-Vert”.
Awarded Victory of the album of traditional musics or musics of the world for Café Atlantico (2000).
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Released album “Le Monde De Cesaria Evora”.
Released album “Café Atlantico”.
And was awarded the French Legion of Honour in 2009
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Released album “Best Of”.
Awarded Kora Awards (1997).
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Released album “Cabo Verde”.
Évora won the KORA All African Music Awards for "Best Artist of West Africa" and "Merit of the Jury", and she won a third with Cabo Verde for "Best Album"
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Released album “Live at Estival Jazz Lugano 1997”.
Released album “Cesaria”.
After a successful tour in the United States, Évora released her fifth album, Cesaria Evora, with the American label Nonesuch Records
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Released album “Sodade, o melhor de Cesaria Evora”.
Released album “Sodade”.
Released album “Cesaria Evora Live a l'Olympia”.
Released album “Miss Perfumado”.
Released album “Mar Azul”.
Released album “Distino Di Belita”.
Released album “La Diva aux pieds nus”.
Released album “Cesária”.
With the morna singer Bana, who then asked her to perform in his restaurant in Lisbon
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Was discovered by the France-based music producer José "Djô" da Silva, who had her accompany him to Paris
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After the Organization of Cape Verdean Women asked her to travel to Portugal and contribute songs for an anthology album of women's music, Mudjer (Woman)
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When she contributed to a women's music anthology album in Portugal
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Born 1941-08-27.
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