"Fa Du" Sings The Expo Center &Nbsp; Traditional Music Interprets The Openness Of Portuguese Culture.

After singing at the official ceremony of Portugal national pavilion day, Marisa, Portugal's most eye-catching female singer, presented a concert called "land" at the Expo Center on the evening of 6.

The whole performance is based on the unique Portuguese traditional music form, "Fa Du".

This more than 100 year old music has been influenced by music from Africa and Brazil in its birth. It reflects the Portuguese culture's openness to the whole world, and the way Portugal absorbs and integrates other cultures, thus perfectly displaying the theme of Portugal Pavilion: Portugal: a square facing the world.

Marisa, who was born in Mozambique, was born in Mouraria, the old district of Lisbon, where she first heard a French singer singing, and since then she has been devoted to French law.

"I live in a traditional Lisbon street, and I have always sung FA do, and I know myself through it."

This is Marisa's introduction to himself.

It was in 2001 that she released her first album, Fado EM Mim, and pushed her onto the international stage.

Under the accompaniment of Portuguese guitar, original bass, piano, trumpet and drum music, Marisa's loud voice echoed through the performing arts hall, with a hint of sadness in his voice, as if he were talking about the story of the old blocks in Lisbon in the afternoon and the unique meditation in the singer's heart, which drew applause from the audience.

"Land" is also the name of Marisa's latest album. The album has also been nominated by Grammy. It is the first step towards the new stage of music without borders.