April at Museu do Fado

As portas que Amália abriu (The doors that Amália opened)
Fado e Liberdade (Fado and Freedom)

Internationally recognised as one of the foremost figures in twentieth-century music history, Amália Rodrigues made the world her stage and crafted herself an unparalleled international music career. Joana Mortágua and Ana Rita Bessa kick off this series of talks regarding Amália Rodrigues' legacy of freedom and artistic independence. Conceived of and moderated by Miguel Carvalho, author of the book "Amália, Dictatorship, and Revolution." Additional sessions will take place until June..

Other dates:
May 9, 7pm - Luís Cília and Mitó Mendes
May 23, 7pm - Carlos Tê and João Gobern
June 6, 7pm - Luís Varatojo and Gaspar Varela
June 20, 7pm - Napoleão Mira and Sam The Kid
June 27, 7pm - Aldina Duarte and Maria do Rosário Pedreira