Nan Caires
Nan Caires formed in Lisbon in the early 2000s, a Portuguese band that worked with fado traditions but arranged them for a contemporary audience. Their...
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Nan Caires formed in Lisbon in the early 2000s, a Portuguese band that worked with fado traditions but arranged them for a contemporary audience. Their self-titled debut album from 2002 included the song 'Cimara,' which became a hit and helped define their sound.
The group consisted of Marta Carvalho on vocals, Luís Represas on guitar and vocals, Nuno Represas on bass, and Carlos Tê on keyboards and vocals. They released several albums over the following years, including 'Do Amor e dos Dias' in 2005 and 'Fado do Fado' in 2012.
Some listeners questioned their approach to fado, but the band kept making music that blended those traditional elements with pop arrangements. Another track, 'Meu Vale,' also appears among their notable songs.
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