- A1: Trepa No Coqueiro - Ari Kerner Veiga De Castro ; Ari Kerner Veiga De Castro
- A2: Uma Casa Portuguesa - Reinaldo Ferreira, Matos Sequeira ; Artur Fonseca
- A3: Fado Madragoa - José Galhardo ; Raul Ferrão
- A4: Sem Razão - Fernando Farinha ; Alberto Correia
- A5: Sempre Que Lisboa Canta - Aníbal Nazaré ; Carlos Rochat
- A6: Lerele - Francisco Muñoz Currito ; Genaro Monreal Lacosta
- A7: Si Si Si - José Pérez Moradiellos
- A8: No Me Tires Indiré - Ramón Parelló ; Genaro Monreal Lacosta
- A9: Lisboa Antiga - José Galhardo ; Raul Portela
- B1: Quem O Fado Calunia - Aníbal Nazaré ; Raul Ferrão
- B2: Lisboa À Noite - Fernando Santos ; Carlos Dias
- B3: Marujo Português - Linhares Barbosa ; Artur Ribeiro
- B4: Fado Gingão - Lamberto Braz ; Moniz Trindade (Egas Moniz Félix Trindade)
- B5: Mi Florero - Luis Gómez Gutiérrez-Otero
- B6: Aïe Mourir Pour Toi - Charles Aznavour
- B7: Marcha Do Centenário - Norberto De Araújo ; Raul Ferrão
- B8: Verde Limão
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Amália Rodrigues, international star, nicknamed "the Queen of Fado", had a special relationship with France and Paris in particular. From the end of the 1950s, she met with success and became a popular artist, filling the Parisian halls. This record recounts this through three performances at the ABC, the Alhambra and the Bobino, preceded by a recording in the French radio studios.
