The Euronews article explicitly confirms that Francisca Marvão directed a documentary where current artists revive the music of the first person to record a rock song in Portugal. No other independent sources were found to corroborate this specific project.

While Euronews and other sources confirm her as a singer and musician, the specific detail about being the sister of comedian Camilo de Oliveira and recording light music albums in the 1950s is not independently corroborated by the provided evidence snippets, although her general musical activity is noted.

The Euronews article explicitly states that Zurita played the electric guitar, noting it was rare for women at the time. No other sources in the provided evidence mention this.

The provided evidence mentions her recordings and a filmed performance of a Brazilian song, but there is no specific mention of her forming her own band and touring various venues in Portugal.

Discorama explicitly states she died in 2015 at the age of 83 (which slightly contradicts the '84' in the claim, but confirms the year and approximate age). No other independent sources confirm the exact age/date.

The Euronews article discusses the documentary about Zurita de Oliveira, and while the title 'Who's afraid of Zurita de Oliveira?' is implied by the context of the claim, the provided evidence snippet from Euronews confirms the documentary's existence and subject, though the full title isn't explicitly quoted in the snippet. However, it is the only source discussing this specific project.