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Portuguese popular song: (English Translation) "Santo António já se acabou. (Saint Anthony is over) O São Pedro está-se a acabar. (Saint Peter is ending) São João, São João, São João, (Saint John, Saint John, Saint John) Dá cá um balão para eu brincar." (Give me a balloon, for me to play)
Folk costume, traditional dress, traditional attire or folk attire, is clothing associated with a particular ethnic group, nation or region, and is an expression of cultural, religious or national identity. If the clothing is that of an ethnic group, it may also be called ethnic clothing or ethnic dress.
A Portuguese woman, dressed in traditional clothing of north Portugal, appears at the right, while she seems to be carrying a piece of pottery. She is dressed in a very colourful manner and the orphic circles are seen at the center of the composition, spreading their colours in the canvas.
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The first woman to professionally play the Portuguese guitar in fado, Marta Pereira da Costa will bring her music to The Narrows in Fall River in April
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During the early 16th century, the Portuguese settlers married local Malay women. With this maternal influence, Kristang women also wore the kebaya panjang and the sarong kebaya. Nevertheless, kristang dancers continue to wear traditional Portuguese dance costumes for performances. Kebaya kompridu means long kebaya while dabaia kurtu means ...