António Zambujo with Ricardo Ribeiro and Camane

António Zambujo, born in Portugal, blends Fado and Cante Alentejano with Brazilian influences. Known for his Chico Buarque tribute and Latin Grammy nod, he collaborates with top artists, including Nuno Rafael, Filipe Melo, and João Moreira, demonstrating his unique musical talent live.

Camané, born Carlos Manuel Moutinho Paiva dos Santos Duarte in Oeiras, Portugal, is a celebrated fado singer. Known as the "Prince of Fado," his soulful voice revitalizes traditional fado for contemporary audiences. He won the Grande Noite do Fado in 1979 and the Amália Rodrigues Prize in 2005. His discography includes "Horas Vazias" (2021) and "Homenagem a José Mário Branco - Ao Vivo No CCB" (2024), with popular songs like "Sei de um rio." He has collaborated with Mário Laginha and José Mário Branco.