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Aída
Aída is a Portuguese fado singer born in Évora in 1975. She started performing in traditional fado houses and released her first album, 'Altice,' in 1997. Her...
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Aída is a Portuguese fado singer born in Évora in 1975. She started performing in traditional fado houses and released her first album, 'Altice,' in 1997. Her song 'Sim de Maria' came from a collaboration with the Portuguese rock band Madredeus, which some fado traditionalists saw as a departure from the genre's roots.
Her albums include 'Silêncio' from 2002 and 'Mãe' from 2005. She has worked with other musicians like Dulce Pontes and Ivan Lins. Songs like 'Vaso novo' and 'Neste silêncio' show her approach to fado, which sometimes blends traditional elements with contemporary influences.
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