Top Songs By Dulce Pontes
Mercedes Sosa, Victor Heredia, Abel Pintos, Santi Celli, Silvina Moreno, León Gieco, Ricardo Mollo, Mônica Salmaso, Rozalén, Nahuel Pennisi, Peteco Carabajal, Araceli Matus, Nadia Larcher, Juan Iñaki, Bruno Arias, Milena Salamanca, La Bruja Salguero, José Luis Aguirre, Eruca Sativa, Manu Sija, Dakillah, Ivonne Guzmán, Teresa Parodi, Liliana Herrero, Julia Zenko, Daniela Heredia, Marta Gómez, Francesca Ancarola, Dulce Pontes & Luna Monti
Dulce Pontes's Popular Music Videos
Himno A La Alegría (feat. Alejandro Lerner, Alessia Cara, Alex Ubago, Ana Mena, Andrés Calamaro, Andrés Dvicio, Brian May, Camilo, Carlos Rivera, David Bisbal, Draco, Dulce Pontes, Fher, India Martínez, Joy, Juanes, Lali, Laura Pausini, Leire Martinez, Macaco, Malú, Manolo García, Manuel Carrasco, Mau y Ricky, Melendi, Miguel Ríos, Mikel Izal, Nathy Peluso, Pablo Alborán, Rosario, Rozalén, Sebastián Yatra & Vanesa Martín)
Aitana, Alejandro Sanz, Antonio José, Antonio Orozco & Pablo López
Your Love
Dulce Pontes & Ennio Morricone
Alfonsina y el Mar (Official Lyric Video)
Mercedes Sosa, Julia Zenko, Mônica Salmaso & Dulce Pontes
Mercedes Florecida (Lyric Video)
Mercedes Sosa, Victor Heredia, Abel Pintos, Santi Celli, Silvina Moreno, León Gieco, Ricardo Mollo, Mônica Salmaso, Rozalén, Nahuel Pennisi, Peteco Carabajal, Araceli Matus, Nadia Larcher, Juan Iñaki, Bruno Arias, Milena Salamanca, La Bruja Salguero, José Luis Aguirre, Eruca Sativa, Manu Sija, Dakillah, Ivonne Guzmán, Teresa Parodi, Liliana Herrero, Julia Zenko, Daniela Heredia, Marta Gómez, Francesca Ancarola, Dulce Pontes & Luna Monti
Perfil (Making Of)
Dulce Pontes
Na Língua Das Canções
Dulce Pontes
Amapola
Dulce Pontes
About Dulce Pontes
Artist Biography
At the age of four, Dulce Pontes used to proudly sing the national anthem of Portugal, an early sign of what would become her most important passion in life. The artist's career began in 1988, when the talented singer/actress came in first place in a local music contest. After getting roles in different plays and television shows, Dulce Pontes participated in 1991's Portuguese Song Festival, winning the event with a song called "Lusitana Paixao," which resulted in her being nominated to represent her native country at Eurovision. In 1992, her first album, called Lusitana, was locally released, followed by 1993's Lágrimas and 1995's double-live record Dulce Pontes Em Concerto -- A Brisa Do Coracao. ~ Drago Bonacich
Hometown
Portugal
Genre
Worldwide
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