History of the Portuguese Musical Industry
The Portuguese Musical Industry is one of the oldest industries, and it has a special place in the world musical industry due to the participation of its musical culture, artists, and creators.
Portugal's music history includes musical history from the medieval Gregorian chants through Carlos Seixas' symphonies era to the composers of the modern era that can be divided into different ways including the musical production of the Middle Ages, Renaissance, Baroque, Classical, Romantic, and Modern eras, especially from Angola with Kizomba.
Female Singers: Portuguese Musical Industry
Female singers have always played a special role in the music industry; however, it doesn't matter which country or culture the singers belong to. Similarly, Portuguese female singers hold a significant place in the Portuguese music industry. In this article, we will cover the top 20 best Portuguese female singers. Along with this article, you may also love to cover an article on the top 20 best Portuguese Male Singers.
1. Ana Bacalhau
Ana Sofia Dias da Costa Bacalhau, professionally known by her stage name Ana Bacalhau (full bio, net worth), is a Portuguese singer who gained recognition as the lead vocalist of the group Deolinda, which draws inspiration from fado and its traditional roots.
2. Rita Rocha
Rita Rocha (full bio, net worth) is a professional young Portuguese singer who joined the group “Pequenos Cantores” and she performed for the first time to a large audience on the national Sunday night program “The Voice Kids Portugal”.
3. Ana Encarnacao
Ana Encarnacao (full bio, net worth) is a professional Portuguese singer-songwriter, composer, and pianist who has been actively working in the Portuguese musical entertainment industry since started her singing profession.
