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Meanings of fado in English
Usage of fado in English
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Super-duper fado diva Mariza plays Dublin's National Concert Hall on February 11.
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Portuguese fado is reaching global audiences, largely through a singer called Mariza.
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In Portugal now, you cannot walk on the street without hearing fado.
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Drop by A Capella -a 14th-centurychapel now hosting fado performances.
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And it's good to know that she was part of making the fado style.
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Aged five, she started singing fado, but gave up when she entered her teens.
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Thankfully they weren't playing the fado-itwas lively music, contagious.
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And fado is very big at the moment.
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It sounded like the soul's fado,* though it didn't in the least resemble fado.
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In the way of great musical traditions, Portuguese fado comes laden with a mystique all its own.
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The fado players are hungover and when they come to last night will seem quite fado fado.
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Drawn by Portuguese fado songs to find out more about them, she begins her research in France.
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What we're talking about is not fadó but fado, with the accent firmly on the first syllable.
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I'm showing them that fado is different.
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But Mariza is adamant that will never stray from her music: 'I will never be tired of fado.
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They brought back African slaves who had a dance called fado which was then banned for being too erotic.
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