Rádio Amália

Named after the legendary Portuguese fado singer Amália Rodrigues, the Lisbon-based station Rádio Amália devotes itself almost exclusively to traditional Portuguese music. The programme puts fado at the centre and thus preserves a central cultural heritage of the country. Besides the capital, where the programme can be received on the frequency 92.0 FM, the station also supplies the Setúbal region via 100.6 FM with analogue radio.

The broadcast format is supplemented by thematic programmes and cultural formats. Thus, the format Corazon Flamenco, hosted by Ana Oliveira e Carmo, explicitly focuses on Spanish musical sounds, while programmes such as Madragoas da Amália provide space for interviews on literature, theatre and current cultural events. Also series such as Fado do Lar belong to the fixed programme repertoire of the Portuguese radio station.