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Recognised as one of the most prestigious voices in Portuguese music and one of the artists who has done the most to take fado beyond national borders, Cuca Roseta will present *Tradição*, her latest
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Recognised as one of the most prestigious voices in Portuguese music and one of the artists who has done the most to take fado beyond national borders, Cuca Roseta will present *Tradição*, her latest album, to the public in a show that will also revisit some of the most memorable moments of her career and the great classic fados that form part of the collective memory of the Portuguese people. The show forms part of the Portimão Sardine Festival.
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