Carlos do Carmo was a celebrated Portuguese fado singer whose artistry extended beyond music and into the world of film, captivating audiences with his emotional depth and cultural significance. His most notable cinematic appearance came in the documentary "Fado - Património da Humanidade" (2011), which explores the rich heritage of fado music and its recognition by UNESCO. This film not only highlights do Carmo's contributions to the genre but also serves as a pivotal reference for collectors who appreciate the intersection of music and film. Collectors seek out do Carmo's work for its unique representation of Portuguese culture and its impact on the global appreciation of fado. The film's limited releases on DVD and Blu-ray have become prized items, especially for those who cherish the authenticity and history behind the art. As a figure who bridged music and cinema, Carlos do Carmo remains an essential part of any serious collection focused on cultural documentaries and the evolution of world music in film.