Cante Alentejano

Cante Alentejano
A group of Cante Alentejano singers.
Stylistic origins	Portuguese music
Typical instruments	Human voice
Local scenes
Alentejo

Cante Alentejano is a Portuguese music genre just based on vocal music from the Alentejo region. It's one of two Portuguese music traditions part of the UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage Lists, the other being Fado.^[1]^[2]

References

↑ "Cante Alentejano, polyphonic singing from Alentejo, southern Portugal". unesco.org. UNESCO. Retrieved November 3, 2015.
↑ "Fado, urban popular song of Portugal". unesco.org. UNESCO. Retrieved November 3, 2015.

Music of Portugal

Styles	Cante Alentejano Classical Fado Folk Hip Hop Jazz Pimba Popular Rock

History	Samples Timeline

Awards	Blitz Music Awards

Charts	AFP TOP 30 Artists AFP TOP 10 Compilations AFP TOP 30 Music DVDs

Festivals	FMM Sines – Festival Músicas do Mundo Paredes de Coura Super Bock Super Rock Vagos Open Air Vilar de Mouros Zambujeira do Mar Optimus Alive! Rock in Rio Milhões de Festa

Media	Antena 3 Blitz Mega FM MTV Portugal Promusica Rádio Comercial RFM RUC RUM Bodyspace

National anthem	A Portuguesa

Regional music	Alentejo Algarve Azores Beiras Entre-Douro-e-Minho Estremadura Madeira Ribatejo Trás-os-Montes e Alto-Douro

People	List of Portuguese musicians List of Portuguese singers

UNESCO Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity: music

Aka polyphony Albanian folk iso-polyphony Angklung Aqyn Arabic maqam Arirang Ashik Ashiqs of Azerbaijan Azerbaijani tar Baul music Bećarac Bigwala Bistritsa Babi Dainichido Bugaku Beijing opera Candombe Cante Alentejano Cantonese opera Cantu a tenore Ca trù Cremona violins Doina Duduk Fado Frevo Fujara Gagaku Gagok Garifuna music Georgian vocal polyphony Gong culture Guqin Gwoka Hua'er Hudhud chants Istrian scale Kgal Laox Khuumii Klapa Koodiyattam Khorasan Bakhshi music Kumi Odori Kunqu Lhamo Long song Maloya Maqam al-iraqi Meshrep Morin khuur Mugham Muqam Nanyin Nhã nhạc Ojkanje singing Pansori Pirekua Quan họ Radif Sama Samba de roda Seto Leelo Shashmaqam Silbo Gomero Slovácko Verbuňk Song of Sana'a Sosso Bala Sutartinės The Song of the Sibyl Tumba francesa Vallenato Vedic chant Wayang kulit Xi'an guyue Xoan singing

UNESCO Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity/Europe & N. America

Albanian iso-polyphony Ashik Ashiqs of Azerbaijan Aubusson tapestry Azerbaijani rug weaving Azerbaijani tar Baltic song and dance celebrations Bećarac Busójárás Căluş Cante Alentejano Cantu a tenore Carnival of Aalst Carnival of Binche Castell Chovgan Christmas Tsars Council of Wise Men of the plain of Murcia & Water Tribunal of the plain of Valencia Copper craftsmanship of Lahij Cremona violins Croatian lacemaking Daina Daredevils of Sassoun Doina Duduk Fado Falconry Festivity of 'la Mare de Déu de la Salut' of Algemesí Festivity of Saint Blaise Flamenco French timber framing scribing Fujara Georgian vocal polyphony Horezu ceramics Houtem Jaarmarkt Hrvatsko Zagorje toys Istrian scale Jem Karagöz and Hacivat Kelaghayi Keşkek Khachkar Kihnu culture Kırkpınar Klapa Kryždirbystė Kvevri wine La Patum Lefkaritika Licitar Ljelje/Kraljice Makishi Festival Maldovan Christmas Carols Maloya Manas Meddah Mediterranean diet Mesir Macunu Mugham Mystery Play of Elche Nestinarstvo Nijemo Kolo Nowruz Azerbaijani Indian Iranian Turkish Ojkanje Olonkho Opera dei Pupi Petrykivka decorative painting Procession of the Holy Blood Sama Semeiskie culture Seto Leelo Silbo Gomero Sinjska alka Slovácko Verbuňk Turkish Sohbet The Song of the Sibyl Suiti culture Sutartinės Táncház Turkish coffee Viennese cafes Wajãpi culture Za križen Zvončari

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Cante Alentejano

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