
Band A Part are a duo from Madrid, who took inspiration for their name from Jean-Luc Godard’s 1964 film Bande À Part. Clearly, both their

Chico Buarque keeps wishing for a little scent of rosemary from Portugal.

Porto and Lisbon as interpreted by drummer Michael Lauren.

Weather Report saxophonist Wayne Shorter’s first wife was Portuguese, but that only partially explains this song. If at all.

Interpol’s Paul Banks released his first solo album in 2012 under his own name and the song “Lisbon,” according to him, is lan invitation.

The waters of Portugal appear to be the jumping-off point for Swedish singer-songwriter Christian Kjellvander’s first song on his 2003 album.

French singer-songwriter, on opening his 2005 debut album, took the bold step of combining sardines with porto the drink. Or is it Porto the city?