Fado de Coimbra is a traditional style of Fado, a genre of Portuguese music known for its expressive and melancholic themes. Originating in the city of Coimbra, this form of Fado is distinct from its counterpart in Lisbon due to its unique melodies and lyrics, often reflecting the experiences of students and the academic life associated with the University of Coimbra. Typically performed by male singers, Fado de Coimbra features the use of the Portuguese guitar and is characterized by its poetic verses. The songs often explore themes of love, longing, and nostalgia, making it a deeply emotional and culturally significant art form in Portugal.