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Silvio Tanaka / As fotos da Virada!, 2008, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Flickr · Photograph of Cesaria Evora performing at the Virada Cultural in Sao Paulo on 26 April 2008, credited 'Foto: Silvio Tanaka' on the Flickr account 'As fotos da Virada!' (account name Expansao Cultural), which published it under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0 licence. The live Flickr photo page (checked 2026-10-30) shows the licence as CC BY-SA 2.0 on the photo itself, the account name and the photographer credit; the Wikimedia Commons file carries the same licence with an automated Flickr licence-review pass (2015). The camera data in the file (Nikon D80) is consistent with an event photographer. The licensor is the event's account, with the named photographer credited in the description; no statement from the photographer was found. Original 2592 x 3872 pixels, downscaled to 803 x 1200 with no cropping and no upscaling. Share-alike applies to adaptations of this image. · CC BY-SA 2.0
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세자리아 에보라
1941–2011
주요 업적 분야
예술문화
아직 성격 매칭에 포함되지 않았습니다 — 기록된 근거가 성격 모델 전체를 다루기에는 충분하지 않습니다. 이 페이지의 다른 모든 내용은 자유롭게 확인하실 수 있습니다.
주요 업적
그녀는 카보베르데의 대표 음악인 모르나의 가장 널리 알려진 가수였고, 이 음악을 전 세계 청중에게 전했다.
파리에서 녹음한 1988년 음반 『La Diva aux pieds nus』로 국제적 경력이 시작되었고, 1992년 『Miss perfumado』는 유럽에서 폭넓은 인기를 얻어 세계 순회공연으로 이어졌다.
그녀는 앨범 『Voz d'Amor』로 그래미상을 받았으며, 레코딩 아카데미에 따르면 부문은 최우수 현대 월드 뮤직 앨범이다.
삶의 장면들
『Contemporary Black Biography』에 따르면 1995년 가을의 첫 대규모 미국 순회공연은 매진을 기록했고 같은 해 몬트리올 재즈 페스티벌에서 기립 박수를 받았다.
이는 지역 고유의 음악을 전혀 다른 무대와 청중에게 가져가는 능력과 부합한다. 적응력
전환점
1988년 47세에 프로모터 조제 다 시우바의 초청으로 파리에 가서 『La Diva aux pieds nus』를 녹음했고, 카보베르데에서는 도와줄 사람을 찾지 못해 프랑스에서 녹음해야 했다고 말했다.
이는 경력을 이어 가기 위해 외부의 기회를 받아들인 것과 부합한다. 적응력
비슷한 인물
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출처
- Cesaria Evora (Q103759), verified live via the Wikidata API (2026-10-28): label 'Cesária Évora', description 'Cape Verdean singer-songwriter (1941-2011)', born 1941-08-27, died 2011-12-17, citizenship Cape Verde (Q1011), Korean label '세자리아 에보라', P18 images include 'Cesária Évora (2457851527).jpg'. Orientation only; not used as support for any row.
- Encyclopaedia Britannica, 'Cesaria Evora' (print version, revised December 2025), read in full. CANONICAL SIGNIFICANCE SOURCE: Cape Verdean singer known for her rich, haunting voice, who sang mornas and coladeras in Creole-Portuguese in the bars of Mindelo, stopped performing publicly in the mid-1970s, resumed in 1985, was brought to Paris by promoter Jose da Silva, gained attention with La Diva aux pieds nus (1988), won widespread popularity with Miss perfumado (1992) and an international tour, won a 2003 Grammy for Voz d'amor, and released a final 2010 album of duets with musicians from more than 15 countries. Short general-encyclopedia entry; it attributes her break to 'financial and personal issues' and the 1970s turmoil, which are not used here.
- Ed Decker, 'Evora, Cesaria 1941-', Contemporary Black Biography (Gale, via Encyclopedia.com), read in full (about 30,000 characters including references): her repertoire of songs by Cape Verdean songwriters, her own remarks on singing for ships and tourists and on recording in France because she found no help at home, the 1960s radio tapes, the break in public singing in the 1970s, the 1985 return, the Lusafrica recordings, the 1995 US tour and critics' reviews (Washington Post, New York Times, Village Voice quoted), and her accompanist Luis Morais. Compiled from 1990s press and record-company publicity material, so partly promotional; the pieces on her personal life, drinking and marriages are not used.
- A. D. McKenzie, 'Cesaria Evora - Cape Verde's Barefoot Diva Wows Europe', Inter Press Service, 3 June 1997, read in full (about 9,000 characters): a Brussels concert and dressing-room interview, her description of herself as an interpreter who does not write her own lyrics, her uncle B. Leza as composer, her accompanist Luis Morais, the 1988 and 1992 records, the world tour, Brazilian musicians welcoming her and her choice to move her warm-up from liquor to coffee. News feature written during her career; sympathetic and partly drawn from her own words.
- Daoud Tyler-Ameen, 'Cesaria Evora, Grammy-Winning Cape Verdean Singer, Has Died', NPR (17 December 2011, copy on KASU), read in full: perhaps the most widely known performer of morna, singing professionally as a teenager as the only woman in a group touring the islands, not gaining international attention until the late 1980s, a Grammy for Voz d'Amor, and 2007 interview remarks on how she began and on her homeland. Short broadcaster obituary; notes the Grammy year as 2004 where the Grammy site and Britannica say the 2003 awards.
- Barry Hatton, 'Grammy-winning Barefoot Diva Cesaria Evora dies at 70', Associated Press (17 December 2011, copy on Global News), read in full: her start in Mindelo's waterfront bars, the 1988 album that launched her international career, the 1995 album Cesaria released in more than a dozen countries, the Grammy for Voz d'Amor, her description of morna to the AP in 2000, her return to Mindelo whenever she could and her retirement. Wire obituary; includes Le Monde's 1991 praise.
- Abdul Ahad, 'Cape Verde's barefoot diva Cesaria Evora dies', Agence France-Presse (17 December 2011, copy on Business Recorder), read in full: 10 studio albums and an anthology of radio recordings, her success from 1992 and a punishing schedule of world concerts, her 2004 Grammy, the 2008 stroke after a Melbourne concert and a 2009 album, the 2010 French decoration, her 2011 Paris concert and retirement, and tributes by Cape Verde's president and prime minister. Wire obituary by a different agency from the AP one; it also carries sensational personal detail (alcohol, poverty) that is not used here.
- Recording Academy, 'Cesaria Evora Dies' (grammy.com news, 2011 item), read in full: GRAMMY-winning world music artist, morna described, 1988 debut international album La Diva Aux Pieds Nus recorded in Paris, three more albums in France through 1992, first large-scale US tour in 1995, and a Grammy for Best Contemporary World Music Album for Voz D'Amor. Very short award-body obituary used for the awards facts only.