Traditional Portuguese choral music (c. 1972) [restored video/audio]

Música coral tradicional portuguesa (c. 1972) [vídeo/áudio restaurado]
This footage is from the archives of Michel Giacometti (1929-1990), a Corsican ethnomusicologist who lived and studied in Portugal. Here is a large playlist of his footage of traditional Portuguese music • 1. Michel Giacometti -...
Here is another video I have uploaded which involves traditional Portuguese music:
Traditional Northern Portuguese Ballad (1974) | "Romance de D. João" sung by Maria Cláudia Nunes
• Traditional Northern P...
0:00 Song 1
1:29 Song 2
2:31 Song 3
4:17 Song 4
6:38 Song 5
10:42 Song 6
12:35 Song 7
If anybody knows the names or subjects of the songs, please let me know.
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[@geear70]

What remarkable singing. Reminiscent of Bulgarian voices.

[@jakeisjake112]

The harmony is still melancholic and still so beautiful.

[@pawelm5493]

Now it's easy to understand why the world's (for me?) most famous Portuguese song, Grândola, Vila Morena, is so beautiful. Georgian, Bulgarian, Corsican, now Portuguese polyphony. What a wealth.

[@12986]

The first song reminds of our local practice of Pabasa ng Pasyon during Lent here in the Philippines. Choirs of old women would sing in voices similar to the ones on the video, and they will sing the life of Christ, sometimes they would go on for days.

[@MrJayHeath]

This is awesome

[@GeologicalNerd]

Just beautiful!

[@farmersimonk]

Sopa de Pedra band might help with song details

[@AI-xe6bx]

They all look so happy!