The Winter in Lisbon is an album by Dizzy Gillespie released in 1990 on the Milan Records label. It was recorded the same year and served as the soundtrack for the film of the same name directed by José Antonio Zorrilla.
The album features original compositions by Gillespie inspired by Portuguese music and fado, reflecting his interest in Iberian musical traditions. The recording involved local and international musicians.
The Winter in Lisbon is one of Gillespie's last studio works, released posthumously (he died in 1993). Critics noted his ability to integrate jazz with European sounds, though distribution was limited.