New York Times — The Spanish singer Buika followed the Portuguese singer Ms. Moura on Tuesday night in a double bill. more info

Guardian Music — Cadogan Hall, LondonMoura’s tremendous fado has gone upbeat, electric and pop, but she reverts to acoustic for her most poignant, intimate numbersAna Moura started out singing fado, the Portuguese answer to the blues, in Lisbon. Mixing traditional ... more info

The Mirror — The Portuguese Fado singer later took to social media to thank her friend for his support more info

Guardian Music — Barbican, LondonFado is Portugal's answer to the blues, an often pained and passionate, but sometimes upbeat style that is best experienced in the cramped, candle-lit fado houses of Lisbon. But the finest fado singers are now in demand in concert hal... more info

Guardian Music — Prince and the Rolling Stones love her, but Ana Moura almost didn't find fado at allAna Moura sits in a restaurant in downtown Lisbon explaining how she was always destined to be a fado singer, she just hadn't always realised it. "We have this saying... more info

Guardian Music — Charlton Park, WiltshireTen o'clock on Saturday night in a field in Wiltshire, and all concerns about Cameron's Britain, or jitters about the Test match, could cheerfully be forgotten.The sun had just set, festival favourite Baaba Maal was on stage a... more info

All About Jazz — Outrageous Fortune: The Sultry Ana Moura's Fresh Take on Portuguese Fado She sings the traditional three-song set at storied fado houses in Lisbon, picking her songs right before stepping out on stage in front of the candlelit room, following the c... more info