Young fado singer born in Lisbon in 1993. From a very young age, she was listening to her aunt, also a fado singer. At only 13 years old, he won the Great Night of Fado in 2007, which opened a few doors of spectacle. Since then Sara has never stopped singing, having already stepped on the stage of some countries, as in Holland, Spain, Belgium, and in many Portuguese cities from North to South.
Sara Correia sang with several renowned artists, such as Jorge Fernando, Maria da Nazaré, and Cidália Moreira, among others. His gift is already heard in large rooms and houses of Fado, his way of interpreting and his presence show a great maturity and brilliance.
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