D-Lon da Nice, an essential name in the history of Mozambican rap, is back—not on stage, but on screen. At 39 years old, the retired rapper has found a new way to share his artistic and personal experiences with his followers through his YouTube channel, where he regularly updates vlogs of special events in his life.
Born in Mozambique, D-Lon da Nice has built a solid and authentic career within the national hip-hop culture, authoring notable tracks such as “"Dust"”, released 15 years ago, which became an anthem of resistance on the streets and on the radio. In 2013, the rapper released “Move Forward”, a theme of overcoming that touched the hearts of many young Mozambicans, followed by “"It is not necessary"” in 2014, which reinforced his prominent place in the music scene. Another milestone in his discography is “Dark and Ugly Black”, released 10 years ago, a song full of social criticism and identity, which challenged standards and provoked deep reflections on aesthetics and self-acceptance.
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Despite announcing his retirement from the mic, D-Lon da Nice has never completely distanced himself from his audience. Now, with a new approach, he invites fans and curious viewers to follow his current journey on YouTube, sharing intimate moments, behind-the-scenes footage from events, and reflections on life after music fame.“Click on the link, subscribe to the page, like and comment.” — this is the new chorus that the artist repeats with enthusiasm, now not to a beat, but in front of a camera.
The channel represents more than a digital diary; it's the continuation of a voice that marked a generation and now resonates differently, but with the same truth and authenticity. D-Lon da Nice is living proof that the artist may leave the stage, but the stage never leaves the artist.
