Dulce Pontes
Dulce Pontes (also known as Dulce, born April 8, 1969 in Montijo, Portugal) is a Portuguese singer and composer.
Pontes has since the early 1990s, the new star of fado in Portugal. In 1991 she won the Portuguese song competition and launched under the name Dulce the Euro Vision Song Contest in the same year. She was received by 22 participants eighth.
Then in 1992 came their first album on the market: Lusitana. In 1993 they released their second album Lágrimas the all time was in Portugal one of the bestselling albums. Internationally known she was a concert in Verona with Ennio Morricone, where she sang songs of the Italian film composer Morricone conducted. In 1999, she sang a duet with Andrea Bocelli named ' O Mare E Tu, which appeared in the same year the album Sogno Bocelli. 2003 established a joint album of Morricone and Pontes.
International she appeared still in the draw for the group matches for the 2004 European Football Championship in Portugal in appearance when she appeared in the program.
In 2006, she brought with O coração tem três portas out a triple album. This is a live concert CD and a DVD with video recordings. The accompanying CD features studio Pontes as their own composer and producer.