Traditional Portuguese Ballad (1974) | "Romance de D. João" - Maria Cláudia Nunes | RARE footage

[@draconoctis8092]

Belo vídeo, emocionante o canto dela

[@pmfk_]

It's a beutifull work what you are doing here! Please keep up.

[@luisfilipe1603]

Thank you so much for your work. You made what the Portuguese people don't do as, don't want or don't know. Portugal have received two big influences, on the North, Celtic influence and to the south of "Al Andalus" or if you want, Andalusian (in Spain) "Alentejo"(Portugal) ws the last Califate on Iberian Peninsula. Capital "Beja" or "Pax Julia", now capital the beautiful Sevilha. In my modest opinion, to understand the Portugueses must know that. Respectfully from Lisbon (near the castle)🇵🇹

[@DiodeMcRoy]

I just watched your vid about Scarborough fair, and I know this o completely unrelated, I kind hear the Melody popularised by Paul Simon. Very weird coincidence. You could sing it over this melody

[@Claire-zu5jx]

Wow, thank you

[@wow6787]

beautiful song and thank you for sharing this with the world just a note On 1:27 i cant figure out what is wrong because doze means twelve but due to her accent i cant figure out if she is saying dois and it got misheard as doze or if the translation is wrong

[@joaquimcachulo560]

O que ela diz é dois (quase dous). Se fosse doze, a pronúncia seria doze-i-anos