The Mozambican singer and artist Tchakaze today, Friday, May 30, 2025, an unprecedented step in her career, by launching her first book, entitled “Being an Artist in the Country of Pandza”. The event takes place at 5 PM, no Sabura Cultural Center, located in José Sidumo Street, 185R, in the city of Maputo.
Recognized for her talent in the music scene, Tchakaze now expands her voice to the literary universe, bringing to the public a work that delves into the behind-the-scenes world of artistic life in Mozambique. The book offers a profound and intimate narrative, marked by... resilience, resistance, victories and defeats — elements that make up the journey of those who choose to live from art in a country where the pandza genre is more than a rhythm: it's a cultural identity.
“Being an Artist in the Country of Pandza” It proposes an urgent and courageous reflection on the challenges faced by Mozambican artists, while also honoring the persistence of those who do not give up creating, even in the face of adversity. It is a recommended read not only for artists and aspiring artists, but for all who appreciate and defend Mozambican culture.
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The launch event will feature the author, who will be available to share experiences, answer questions from the audience, and reveal details about the book. creative process which gave rise to the work. The entrance is free, And all lovers of literature, music, and culture are... invited to participate of this special moment.
If you wish to understand more deeply what it means to be an artist in the Mozambican context, This is the perfect opportunity to be present, listen closely to an authentic voice, and celebrate art in all its forms..
📍 LocalSabura Cultural Center
📅 DateToday, May 30, 2025
⏰ Time5:00 PM
🎟 Free entry
Come and be a part of this milestone in Tchakaze's career — and in Mozambican culture.
