Tristão da Silva

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Quadras Soltas 02:12 Tools
Há Festa na Mouraria 02:43 Tools
Lisboa É Sempre Lisboa 02:25 Tools
Da Janela Do Meu Quarto 03:31 Tools
Aquela janela virada pro mar 03:28 Tools
Aquela Janela Virada Prò Mar 03:28 Tools
Menino, Menino 03:15 Tools
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Na Hora Da Despedida 03:12 Tools
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Farrapos De Vida 03:09 Tools
Poema Cansado 02:00 Tools
Mulher Deixada 03:14 Tools
Lisboa E Sempre Lisboa 02:25 Tools
Aquela Janela Virada pró Mar 02:46 Tools
Nem às Paredes Confesso 02:46 Tools
Farrapos Da Vida 02:46 Tools
Ai Se Os Meus Olhos Falassem 02:35 Tools
Calçada da Glória 03:15 Tools
Da Janela Do Meu Quatro 02:35 Tools
Aquela Janela Virada P'ro Mar 03:15 Tools
Canção do Mar 03:15 Tools
nossa senhora faz meia 03:15 Tools
Velha Lisboa 03:37 Tools
Quadras Soltas (Tristão da Silva) 02:13 Tools
Fado Toureiro 01:56 Tools
Alenquer 03:37 Tools
Nem Ás Paredes Confesso 03:14 Tools
Se os meus olhos falassem 03:28 Tools
Nem as paredes confesso 02:13 Tools
nao sei 01:56 Tools
Tempos de Criança 01:56 Tools
quem me dera meu amor 01:56 Tools
Povo Cativo 03:37 Tools
Da janela do meu quarto : Da janela do meu quarto 03:37 Tools
Diz O Que Queres 03:28 Tools
Ha festa na mouraria 03:37 Tools
Maria da Paz 00:30 Tools
Lisboa No Outono 03:28 Tools
Aquela Janela Virada Pr'o Mar 03:28 Tools
Maria Morena 03:28 Tools
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Não Venhas Tarde 03:28 Tools
O pregao da rosalina 03:28 Tools
Daquela Janela Virada Pro Mar 03:28 Tools
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Manuel Augusto Martins Tristão da Silva (Lisbon , Portugal , 17 July 1927 - 10 January 1978 ), better known as Tristão da Silva, was a Portuguese fado singer. Tristão started his career in 1937, when he was just 10 years old, at the Mondego Café, in Lisbon. He opposed the Salazar regime, but was never arrested for that and his success has never been affected by his political beliefs. He emmigrated to Brazil in 1961 and lived there until 1965, when he returned to Portugal. During this period in South America, he perfomed in Bolivia, Chile , Paraguay, Argentina, Uruguay and Peru. He died in 1978, in a car accident. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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