Abel Laste, a former participant in Fama Show 2006, was the special guest on today's edition of the Manhãs Alegres program on STV. Residing in Brazil, the Mozambican gospel musician spoke about the challenges he faced in reaching the Brazilian audience, highlighting the demands of the local music industry and his perseverance in overcoming cultural and professional barriers.
Abel Laste gained notoriety in Mozambique after participating in "Fama Show 2006," a musical reality show that revealed talents and opened doors for many artists in the country. Since then, his career has been marked by a deep commitment to gospel music, a genre that allows him to express his faith and touch the hearts of his listeners.
Living in Brazil has brought a series of unique challenges for Abel Laste. During his interview on “Manhãs Alegres,” he spoke openly about the difficulties he faced trying to introduce his music to the Brazilian market. The music industry in Brazil is highly competitive and has specific requirements that can be an obstacle for foreign artists.
“It was a process of constant adaptation. I had to better understand the market, adapt my music without losing the essence of my style and, above all, find my target audience,” commented Laste. He emphasized the importance of persistence and dedication to overcome these challenges and build a solid career outside his country of origin.
Despite the difficulties, Abel Laste has achieved remarkable success in Brazil. His music has found a place not only in churches and religious events, but also on digital platforms, where he has gained a growing number of followers. He expressed gratitude for the support he has received from both Brazilian and Mozambican fans, highlighting that this support has been fundamental to his journey.
