Luisa Todí National Singing Competition

The Luisa Todí National Singing Competition is a singing contest conceived and founded by José Carlos Xavier,[1] an operatic tenor and singing teacher at the Lisbon National Conservatory of Music.

The contest first took place in 1990,[2] in the city of Setúbal, aiming to honor the Portuguese mezzo-soprano opera singer Luísa Todi.

The biennial competitions aim is the promotion of national and young singers,[3] the jury is made up some of the most prestigious figures of the Portuguese and international music scenes.

Elisabete Matos, first prize in the Luisa Todí National Singing Competition in 1991
Bruno Ribeiro, first prize in the Luisa Todí National Singing Competition in 2003