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How a Self-Taught Fado Star Found Her Voice in *Generation 90*

From knocking on fado house doors at nine to inspiring a new wave of artists—her story redefines passion. Why this **Gen Z** voice matters now.

In this image we can see a person holding a microphone, on the stage which a contains a chair, a...
In this image we can see a person holding a microphone, on the stage which a contains a chair, a poster which has some text and logo on it and in front of him there are audience.

How a Self-Taught Fado Star Found Her Voice in *Generation 90*

Sara Correia, a self-taught fado singer from Lisbon, is the latest guest on the Generation 90 podcast. Hosted by Júlia Palha, the episode features Correia discussing her journey in music and her connection to the iconic genre. The podcast explores the lives of those who grew up during the digital revolution, examining their hopes and concerns for the future.

Born in May 1993 in Lisbon’s Chelas neighbourhood, Sara Correia began singing fado at just nine years old. Instead of formal training, she learned by performing in fado houses, knocking on doors to ask for opportunities. Her persistence paid off, and she became a regular in the city’s fado scene.

Sara Correia’s appearance on Generation 90 highlights her unique path in fado and her influence on younger artists. The podcast continues to provide a platform for voices from the Generation Z navigating a fast-changing world. Episodes remain available for streaming and feedback across multiple digital platforms.

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