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Fado Singer Rodrigo Inácio Honored at Caixa Alfama FestivalPhoto by mel_gama on Pexels
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Fado Singer Rodrigo Inácio Honored at Caixa Alfama Festival

Observador11 September 2026 at 08:29

Fado singer Rodrigo Inácio will be honored at the Caixa Alfama Festival, through a special edition of the "Em Casa d'Amália" program. The tribute will be conducted by José Gonçalez.

Rodrigo Inácio is a singer with a long-standing career in Portuguese music, having released 40 albums throughout his professional life.

The fado singer himself defines himself as "a singer of fados, and a singer of stories," revealing the way he views his art and his musical journey.

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