New York Opera Singer Travels to Lisbon to Learn Fado - Skyhour

Classically trained Alicia Waller, a NYC-based musician, travels to Lisbon to complete her travel goal & learns the haunting art of Fado. This video is part of a project called What Moves You, a storytelling piece about traveling the world to break boundaries, learn about new cultures, and grow as people.

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CREDITS:

Production: FIM - Forever in Movies
Director: André C. Santos
Concept: Rui Malvarez and Vasco Durão
Executive Producer: Rui Malvarez
Head of Production: Xana Alves
Producer: Guilherme Carvalho
Image: André C. Santos and Bernardo Infante
1st image assistant: João Belém
Audio capture: Gil Fidalgo
Photography: Bernardo Infante
Editing: André C. Santos
Grading: João Belém
Sound Design: Nuno Santos (Chullage) and Ergonoise
Audio mix: Ergonoise
Design: GonçAlves
NYC Local Producer: Maria Midões
Production assistants: Débora Pereira and Mariana Machado

SOUNDTRACK

“Canto o amor num Fado” - Mel
"A City Called Heaven” - unknown author
“Just Step Back” - Alicia Waller

MUSICIANS

Ângelo Freire
Bernardo Romão
Marcos Varela
Mel
Paulo Parreira
Pedro Soares
Rogério Ferreira
Seth Johnson

SPECIAL MENTION TO

Maria da Fé

INSTITUTIONAL SUPPORT

CML - Câmara Municipal de Lisboa
Lisboa Film Comission

SPECIAL THANKS

A Janela da Voz do Operário
Carris
CLAF - Clube Lisboa Amigos do Fado
Church of the Intercession
Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian
Infraestruturas de Portugal
Kitschen Lx
Louie Louie
Lx Factory
Pavilhão Chinês
Pensão Amor
Quiosque de Refresco
Seasoned Vegan
Sr. Vinho
The Glass Wall
Titanic Sur Mer
Turismo de Lisboa
Village Underground Lisboa
244 Rehearsal Studios NY

FADO LESSON LEARNING SONGS

“Valeu a Pena” - Mário Moniz Pereira
“Rosa Enjeitada” - Hermínia Silva