Manuel Moreira
Manuel Moreira came up singing fado in local taverns around Sesimbra, a coastal town in Portugal. His debut album 'Fado com Amor' came out in 1983, and it...
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Manuel Moreira came up singing fado in local taverns around Sesimbra, a coastal town in Portugal. His debut album 'Fado com Amor' came out in 1983, and it included 'La Luna Gris,' which became his most recognizable song. That track, along with others like '¿Quién Soy?' and 'Aire Y Tierra,' helped him find an audience beyond the traditional fado circuit.
He kept recording through the 80s and 90s, putting out albums like 'Asas do Vento' in 1985 and 'Mar Português' in 1993. In 2004, he received the Prémio Amália Rodrigues, a notable award in Portuguese music. Moreira's approach to fado sometimes drew criticism from traditionalists, and he wasn't shy about speaking his mind on the state of the genre.
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