Mozambican singer Twenty Fingers, who has achieved success not only in Mozambique but also among the Portuguese-speaking diaspora, recently reiterated that his long-awaited trip to Angola is imminent. This isn't the first time the artist has mentioned a trip to the sister country to promote his tracks. However, now, with an eager audience both in Angola and in the Portuguese-speaking community, the singer reaffirms that the visit will happen soon.
Since the release of the track "Rivais," which quickly became a hit, Twenty Fingers has been one of the most prominent names in Portuguese-language music. His popularity is not limited to Mozambique, and he is acclaimed in Portuguese-speaking countries for his versatility and ability to convey messages that resonate across cultures.
With this trip, the singer plans to further expand his influence, promote his music, and strengthen cultural ties with Angola. For eagerly awaiting fans, the artist's return to the topic suggests that preparations are already underway and the trip is getting closer.
