Fado Alexandrino is a traditional style of Fado, a genre of Portuguese music characterized by its expressive and melancholic nature. Originating in the early 20th century, it is often associated with the city of Lisbon and reflects themes of longing, love, and nostalgia. The music typically features a singer accompanied by a Portuguese guitar and a classical guitar, creating a rich, emotive sound. The term "Alexandrino" refers to a specific poetic form used in the lyrics, which often follow a structured rhythm and rhyme scheme. This style of Fado is known for its lyrical depth, allowing performers to convey profound emotions and stories, making it a cherished part of Portuguese cultural heritage.