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Raúl Ferrão
Raúl Ferrão is credited on 1,602 releases across 416 albums tracked on Gatefold, active 1951–2024 — the collector-built map of who actually made the music.
1,602
Credits
416
Albums
8
Decades active
48
In collections
Biography
Raul Ferrão (born on October 25, 1890 in Lisbon – Portugal, died on April 30, 1953 in Lisbon), was a composer for revue, operettas, cinema, Fado and popular marches. He is regarded as one of the most prolific and sought-after composers for revue and cinema in Portugal.
With Raul Portela, Frederico Valério, Fernando de Carvalho, José Galhardo and Alberto Barbosa, he composed for some of the most commercially successful revues.
The biggest success of Fado in the world is due to him: "Coimbra", a Fado composition also known as "April in Portugal", celebrated all over the world by Amália Rodrigues.
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Credited work
1,602 releases · 416 albums · active 1951–2024
- Performance · 1,679
- Other credits · 120
Studios: Microvox-Studio · Webster Hall · Wisseloord Studios · J. C. Donas, Lda.
Discography
Records they worked on — most-collected first.

Relaxin' With Chet
1969

Tamboo!
1955

Libra
1985

Percy Faith Plays Continental Music
1953

Amalia À L'Olympia

This Is James Last
1966

Provocative Percussion Vol. 3
1961

Revisited
1960

Four Corners Of The World
1958

Chet Atkins At Home
1958

That Bad Eartha
1956

Havana, 3 A.M.
1956

Satchmo Serenades
1956

RCA Victor Presents Eartha Kitt
1953

O Melhor De Amália Volume II (Tudo Isto É Fado)
1985

Ein Klang Verzaubert Millionen 2
1973

Gigliola Cinquetti E Il Trio Los Panchos In Messico
1968

Spanish Strings
1966

Holiday For Guitars
1965

Baxter's Best
1960

The Roger Williams Showcase
1960

Mantovani Continental Encores
1959

Favorites
1957

Lost In A Cloud: Music To Relax By
1955
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