«Farsa de Inês Pereira», Gil Vicente.

Fado moderno, dramático, voz feminina, piano e cordas, ritmo de tango, português de Portugal; 3:58

música folk, rústica, estilo ibérico, canções tradicionais, estilo Zeca Afonso, voz masculina, português de Portugal, 3:58

balada medieval, ameaçador, grave, masculino, rouco, estilo Nick Cave, português de Portugal, 3:58

Medieval-influenced acoustic folk ballad with Portuguese guitar, nylon-string guitar, simple folk percussion (frame drum, tambourine), and subtle recorder or hurdy-gurdy interludes, Male vocals, in Portuguese of Portugal, are narrative and expressive, using dynamic phrasing for irony, Verses rely on sparse, percussive strumming, letting lyrics stand out, while choruses swell with vocal harmonies and dramatic dynamic lifts, Brief instrumental breaks with courtly dance motifs enhance the theatrical mood, the overall arrangement feeling intimate and biting, spotlighting conflict and acerbic wit, ‑Fado, ‑portuguese of Brazil, ‑modern pop/rock, ‑female voices