Discover 211 vintage 1940s era musicians and bands available for hire in Faro, Portugal, with 591 reviews from real clients averaging 5 out of 5 stars. Find swing bands, wartime entertainers and close harmony singers to create authentic 1940s atmosphere.
Of the 211 suppliers listed here, 2 are based within 30 miles of Faro. The other 209 are willing to travel there.
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Vintage Themed Bands in FaroRates for 1940s era musicians and bands in Faro currently range from about €150 to €2,000+ depending on group size and performance duration. The average cost of €500 reflects the specialist expertise authentic period entertainment requires. Contact the supplier you like for an accurate quote.
Based on 41 enquiries for 1940s Era Musicians & Bands at events in Portugal, made through this site in the last two years. Updated 25 October 2026.
Banda Latina Music
"Banda Latina Music is currently the Latin music group based in Portugal with the greatest diversity of styles, mainly cumbia, Cuban son, salsa and merengue.
Working together for several years, the band is frequently invited, for its quality, to numerous concerts and events for various entities with which the group maintains a privileged partnership relationship. For various reasons, Banda Latina Music is a special group that will make a difference at your event. The band's sounds travel from traditional Cuban music to salsa, from Colombian cumbias to merengue, passing through other Afro-Latin musical genres. The band's instrumentation includes original instruments from these countries, such as the Cuban tres, the kuisi and various autochthonous percussion. The formation is completed by trumpet, clarinet, guitar, double bass and vocals. The distinctly rhythmic component invites dancing to these rhythms, contributing to the joy of the audience."
Pugsley Buzzard
"Who ever says 'they don't write 'em like they used to' should take a listen to Pugsley Buzzard's latest album Wooden Kimono. Buzzard is a bewitching songwriter and storyteller often combining groove laden or playful tunes with dark lyrics. Showing off his renowned blues - jazz piano style and infectious raspy vocals, Pugsley is complemented on this album by a top band of horns and down and dirty guitar, that makes for hot listening. ". Megan Rowe, Rhythms Magazine."
Pia Tedesco Vintage Jazz & Cinematic Swing
"Pía is an authentic whirlwind on stage. Apart from her vocal excellence and the instrumental excellence of the musicians accompanying her, as well as the well-chosen repertoire, she has the ability to connect with the audience from the very beginning of her performance, and provoke the most varied emotions.
A powerful presence, a tremendous capacity as an actress and her great professionalism make having her be a sure success at your event, in any of the formats she offers."
Kameo
"I would be more than happy to recommend KAMEO after their weekly music nights at our Bar"
Vodja
"Absolutely fabulous, hugely entertaining and lovely music for a wedding, with a great variety of music keeping things going with a swing. The guests loved it and applauded at the end of each song. Highly recommend as not only fantastic artists but such nice guys too."
Gypsy Jazz Guitarist
"Filippo was relaxed, gracious, fun, and above all, sounded great. We have had so many friends and family come up to us (still - nearly six months later!) and say how great the music was!"