Amália Rodrigues was born in 1920 in Lisbon, Portugal and is considered one of Portugal's greatest Fado singers. She began her music career in her late teens, singing in various cafes, and eventually became a well-known performer at Lisbon's famous fado houses.
In the 1950s, she began to gain international recognition for her soulful, passionate voice and for her interpretations of Portugal's traditional fado music. She toured extensively throughout Europe, South America, and the United States and recorded numerous albums throughout her career.
In addition to her music career, she also appeared in several Portuguese films and was recognized as a symbol of Portugal's culture and identity. She received numerous awards throughout her career including the Order of Saint James of the Sword and the French Légion d'honneur.
Amália Rodrigues passed away in 1999 and is remembered as a major influence on Portuguese music and culture. Her legacy continues with the Amália Rodrigues Museum in Lisbon and her music remains popular around the world.
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