Amália, was a Portuguese fadista (fado singer) and actress. Known as the 'Rainha do Fado' ("Queen of Fado"), Rodrigues was instrumental in popularising fado worldwide and travelled internationally throughout her career. Amália remains the best-selling Portuguese artist in history.

Filmography

• 2016May God Save Us — Songs
• 2011Com Que Voz
• 2009Amália, Amá-la
• História do Cinema Português
• 1998António Silva - Um Artista Popular
• 1991Until the End of the World — Woman in Street Car
• 1990Amalia Rodrigues Live In New York
• 1987Amália no Coliseu de Lisboa, 1987
• 1986Amália Rodrigues - Live in Japan
• Meu Rico Português — Ela mesma
• 1975Pim, pam, pum… ¡fuego!
• Vitória Bonelli — Madame Felipelli
• Dead Gods — Eugênia de Castro
• As Pupilas do Senhor Reitor
• 1968A Sapateira Prodigiosa — Sapateira
• 1967Amália
• 1965Enchanted Isles — Hunila
• 1964Fado Corrido — Maria do Amparo
• 1964The Betrothed
• 1963La revoltosa — Gorgonia
• 1962Historia de una noche — Mujer con brazo encabrillado
• 1961Canción de arrabal
• 1960Las canciones unidas
• 1960Un rayo de luz — Monja que entrega premio
• 1960Un ángel tuvo la culpa — Vecina
• 1959Vacations in Majorca
• 1958Music of Always
• 1958Sangue Toureiro — Maria da Graça
• 1956April in Portugal — Self, Songs
• 1955Lovers' Net — Amália
• 1949Sun and Bulls — Amália Rodrigues
• 1949Vendaval Maravilhoso — Eugênia Câmara
• 1947Black Cloaks — Maria de Lisboa
• 1947Fado, a Singer's Story — Ana Maria
• Lissabon Wuppertal Lisboa

Appearances as themselves (11)

• 2020I, Amália — Self (archive footage)
• 2000The Art of Amália — Self - Singer
• 1998Vasco Santana: O Bom Português — Self
• Amália - Uma Estranha Forma de Vida — Self
• Parabéns — Self
• Já Está — Self
• 1976Cantigamente n.º 3 — Herself
• Numéro un — Self
• Le Grand Échiquier — Self
• Samedi soir — Self
• 1966Via Macau — Self