Mozambican rappers Hernâni da Silva Mudanisse and Dama do Bling celebrated their mother's birthday together, sharing moments of joy and gratitude with their fans. The brothers, two of Mozambique's most renowned artists, used social media to honor the woman who brought them into the world and contributed to their lives.
Black, a color generally associated with sobriety and respect, has taken over social media in recent days, symbolizing more than just a fashion trend: the solidarity and empathy of public figures during this time of national mourning. Since yesterday, several celebrities have posted photos and messages dressed in black, demonstrating their support for the nation.
After successfully completing their mission in Angola, both landed in the country, marking the end of an important journey for the rapper and the CEO of Rapódromo. Naruto, known for his talent in lyrical battles, made history by participating in his first international battle outside of Mozambique. The rapper faced the Angolan Salomão […]
Mozambican writer, rapper, activist, and poet Énia Lipanga will be a highlight at the III Congress of the Public Prosecutor's Office of Roraima (MPC-RR) this Friday, November 22nd, with a lecture on women's freedom. The event, whose central theme is "Indigenous Peoples and Human Rights," will feature the artist's participation to address issues related to […]
Armando and Daniela continue to expand their professional achievements. The couple was announced as the newest ambassadors for the company Sport Committed to Your Brand. The recently signed contract was a source of pride for both, who were keen to share the moment with their followers on social media. “It is with great enthusiasm that we embrace this […]
Mozambican rapper Johnny Bravo, currently residing in Portugal, recently stood out for his solidarity during a difficult time for the Mozambican people. Demonstrating that his influence extends beyond music, Johnny joined the trend of wearing black, a symbolic gesture that has gained strength as a way to express support for causes […]
The single “Fala Como Homem” by Duas Caras continues to break barriers in the Mozambican music scene. Despite initial criticism after its release, the song has gained an increasingly larger audience, now approaching 2 million views on YouTube. Four months after its release, the music video has already amassed over 1.6 million views.
Mozambican rapper Iveth de Preto is increasingly gaining ground in the national and international music scene with her new song, "Marcha". Released just two weeks ago, the track has already accumulated over 84,000 views on YouTube, approaching the impressive mark of 100,000 views. A Powerful Social Message "Marcha" is not just […]
In recent days, black has gained prominence as the dominant color in the wardrobes of the artistic community in Mozambique. Several artists have taken to social media to share images wearing black clothing, demonstrating that fashion and social awareness can go hand in hand. The trend is not merely aesthetic. Many artists have been using […]
Mozambican singer Nayla Cumbe is in a celebratory mood. Today marks one week since the birth of her daughter, Princess Belle. In a gesture full of love and emotion, Nayla shared a video on social media, where she revealed the joy she has experienced since her baby's arrival. “Princess Belle is one week […]
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