[Machine Translation] The fifth release on Portugal's oldest label [Valentin de Carvalho] is an album that has never been distributed in Japan before! The album features the legendary Fado omnibus concert held in 1962 at Tivoli, a long-established theater in Lisbon. This album is a tribute to Filipe Pinto ( 1905-68 ), a male Fado singer who had been active since the 1920s, and was released as an album in 2015 by Valentin, and was recorded at a ceremony held on November 29, 1962 at the Tivoli Theater. Here, the famous fado singers active at the time are all present, and they sing songs that are a tribute to Pinto. First, Fernando Farina ( 1928-88 ), a male singer with graceful fado vocals, appeared on stage and performed two songs. Then came Lucilia de Carmo ( 1919-98 ), a female fadista known as the mother of Carlos de Carmo, and Alfredo Marceneiro ( 1888-1982 ), who was given the title of "Rei do Fado" ( King of Fado ), followed by the popular actor Rogerio Paulo. Filipe Pinto himself appeared on stage and performed his signature song "Desespero" to close the first half of the concert. In the second half, Amalia Rodriguez ( 1920-99 ), who has already become a world-famous star, appeared on stage and performed eight songs by herself. The guitarist was Domingos Camarinha, who had played brilliantly on Amalia's representative live recordings "Cafe Luzo" and "Olampia", and he accompanied the queen on viola (classical guitar) in a simple ensemble that accompanied her singing voice. Fado fans will be very happy to see many precious photos in the booklet that convey the friendly atmosphere of the concert day. The booklet includes many rare photos of Amalia and the other Fadistas, which gives us a glimpse of their relationship with each other. This book is also an important source for understanding the Fado scene at that time. A must have for all fans. Includes Japanese commentary and obi.