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EPISODE · Jul 31, 2026 · 20 MIN

A neuroscientist turned into a fado star:‌ meet Mariana Arroja

from The Heart & Hustle of Portugal · host Tony Gonçalves

A neurocientist walked into a bar in Scotland. She sang fado into an open mic. Everybody loved it. Mariana Arroja’s life changed at that moment: she didn’t plan to become a fadista, but then, the best stories rarely go according to plan. In this conversation with Tony Gonçalves, Mariana talks about the calçada portuguesa, the stone pavements that dress up every sidewalk and walking path of Portugal’s cities, hidden in plain sight. She explains how looking at them differently, after living abroad for so long, led to a song, then a documentary, then a deep friendship with the stonemasons that are keeping a dissapearing art form alive. Home, inspiration and saudade: all in that order.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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In this episode of podcast Heart & Hustle of Portugal: On Location, IPMA award winner Mariana Arroja sits down with Tony Gonçalves to talk about the song that changed everything, what it means to carry Portuguese roots across borders, and why fado doesn't need translation.

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