António Zambujo

António Zambujo is a singer of remarkable sophistication, seamlessly blending tradition and innovation. He carries the legacy of Amália Rodrigues’ music, as well as the influences of jazz icons like Chet Baker and João Gilberto. With his velvety voice, accompanied by clarinet, trumpet, Portuguese guitar, double bass, and classical guitar, Zambujo captivates listeners with his sensual music, exuding unmatched charm and elegance.

After years of success in Portugal, with sold-out concerts—particularly his duo performances with Miguel Araujo—Zambujo has built a growing international fanbase, especially in France and other European countries. His new album Cidade (2023) marks another significant milestone in his career, further showcasing his unique musical vision. Cidade is a tribute to urban life and the dynamic energy of cities, which he translates into music in a striking way.

With Cidade, Zambujo takes a more experimental approach, blending elements of jazz, Bossa Nova, and Fado, highlighting his versatility as an artist. The album reflects both his Portuguese roots and the influence of global music traditions, while creating a modern, contemporary sound. It’s a work that demonstrates Zambujo’s broad musical horizons and cements his place as one of today’s most important artists.