Fabia Rebordao

It is unanimously considered one of the reference voices of the new fado.

On the edge of editing her second album of originals, Fábia Rebordão presents herself to the public with a renewed image and with the certainty that the year 2016 will be another milestone in her career.

She was born in Lisbon on March 28, 1985. At the age of 15, she falls in love with fado, with the voice of Amália Rodrigues, of whom he is still a cousin, and begins to sing professionally in the typical houses of Alfama, namely Taverna do Embuçado, Clube de Fado, among others.

Although fado is the great matrix of his passion for music, her musical influences range from soul, bossa nova, warmth, blues and jazz.

It is this versatility that leads Fábia to participate in the second edition of Operation Triumph Contest, of which she is one of the finalists and where her name becomes known to the general public.

In 2010 she is invited by the Italian singer Vinicio Capossela to participate in his concert and perform at HIFA FESTIVAL in Zimbabwe, considered one of the 5 most important festivals in the world.

In 2011 she releases her debut album produced by singer/songwriter/producer Jorge Fernando, which features the participation of Lura, a Cape Verdean singer, and with Celeste Rodrigues fado singer. A giant landmark in Fado history.

In the same year, she performs in the big and emblematic New York Room “Carnegie Hall” and is invited by the great fado singer Mariza to perform with her in two major concerts in Belgrade and Budapest.

In 2012 she is distinguished by the Amália Foundation with the Amália Rodrigues Revelation Award and the renowned Jornal Expresso considers her one of the 50 revelation personalities of the year.

Between national and international stages, the year 2016 marks the return of Fábia Rebordão to the Albums.

The production of the new unpublished album is signed once again by Jorge Fernando, but with New Max and Hugo Novo. In addition, her own compositions, she has the collaboration of Rui Veloso, Jorge Fernando, Dino d’Santiago, Tozé Brito and Pedro da Silva Martins in the themes.

An album that has the soul of fado, but that congregates the different musical references of Fábia, in a very peculiar sound identity.