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Fado returns to be heard at the Old Fish Market of Portimão

Algarve Marafado1 September 2026 at 14:01

The Old Fish Market of Portimão has once again transformed into the great meeting point for Fado enthusiasts. The space hosts an exhibition called "What is Fado" and a concert series titled "There is Fado at the Fish Market". These initiatives bring traditional Portuguese music back to an iconic location in the city. The event marks the return of fado to this historic space, celebrating Portuguese musical culture in an atmosphere steeped in tradition.

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