O PORTUGUÊS QUE ENSINOU A OUVIR
"The Procession," immortalized in the voice of João Villaret in the 1950s, is today one of his most remembered moments. In João Villaret's career, another procession unfolds: that of the poetry of authors he brought closer to the public. On television, he brought Pessoa and Régio into living rooms, transformed Sunday nights into poetic liturgy, and poetry into a popular phenomenon. Without simplifying. Because teaching how to listen isn't about speaking slowly. It's about speaking truthfully.
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THE INSANE PORTUGUESE DIRECTOR
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The actor who went crazy for a woman.
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Why Portuguese DNA is the STRANGEST Paradox in European History
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JOÃO VILLARET RECITA TRÊS SONETOS DE FLORBELA ESPANCA
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"Ou o soltam, ou eu nunca mais canto!" Como Amália Rodrigues humilhou a PIDE (1966)
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O ESPIÃO de SALAZAR | Jorge Jardim
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Pedro Barroso-Medley(Tributo)
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Raul Solnado final
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João Villaret - "A Procissão", de António Lopes Ribeiro (RTP)
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Fado Português: Saudades de Ti 🌹 3 Hours of Beautiful Traditional Portuguese Music
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ESTE PORTUGUÊS APARECE EM MAIS SÉRIES QUE QUALQUER OUTRO
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MÁRIO VIEGAS, THE LAST DECLARER OF PORTUGAL
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Why Are the Portuguese Genetically Different from Spaniards?
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FADO "FAZ-ME PENA!" (inédito) - AMÁLIA RODRIGUES
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The SIC program that was a national scandal.
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Cântico Negro de José Régio (interpretado por João Villaret)
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THE PORTUGUESE DEVIL
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The Judges Didn't Think She Could Sing... But Then She Opened Her Mouth!
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Amor e Saudade 🌹 Beautiful Portuguese Fado about Heartbreak
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