Businesswoman and artist agent Amélia Catiro once again demonstrated her unwavering commitment to promoting Mozambican culture by attending the launch gala for the first album by young artist Tamyris Moiane. The founder of Brandwise Entertainment was at the event accompanied by the artists she represents, namely Kheid Naldo and Percella, reinforcing her support for the new generation of musical talent in the country.
Known for her dedication to the growth of national artistic expression, Amélia Catiro has been a driving force in the Mozambican entertainment sector. Her transition from the academic and accounting world to artistic management took place during the COVID-19 pandemic, a period she herself describes as a "360° turn" in her professional life.
“COVID-19 made me discover a new me, in the professional area. From academic and accountant to artist agent. I confess that working with music and entertainment is very rewarding, where you don't feel like you're working because there's a mix of fun and work,” she recently wrote on her social media.
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Amélia, who was instrumental in launching her daughter Percella's first album, has expanded her involvement in the music market, helping young artists take their first steps in the music world. Her presence at Tamyris Moiane's event is a clear example that her commitment is not limited to the artists of her agency, but extends to the promotion of culture in general.
The launch of Tamyris' album featured several well-known faces from the national artistic scene, including Marciso Paulo, a renowned commentator on entertainment programs, who also made a point of attending the event.
The evening was undoubtedly an important milestone for Tamyris Moiane, who is now beginning to make her mark on Mozambican music, surrounded by figures who believe in and invest in the future of the artistic sector in the country.
