Mozambican rapper Hernâni da Silva, one of the most influential voices in the country's music scene, used his social media to celebrate the historic qualification of the national football team, the Mambas, for the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON). Expressing pride in the achievement, Hernâni highlighted the hard work of the team and the coaching staff, describing them as a "great team".
A Message of Hope
Beyond football, Hernâni took the opportunity to share a profound reflection on the challenges Mozambique has faced. He expressed his wish that, by the start of the competition, the country will have achieved stability where there are no more reports of chaos, allowing all Mozambicans to support the national team as it deserves.
“Yes, we CAN! Shout out to the Mambas 🇲🇿 and staff for qualifying for AFCON '25. We are a great team! The dream is that by then, Mozambique will have approximately ZERO reports of all the chaos the country has been going through, so we can support it properly!‘ – wrote the rapper.
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Hernâni also encouraged interaction with his followers by asking who the three best players from the national team's recent games were, demonstrating not only his support but also his involvement with the details of the sporting performance.
An Artist Rooted in National Pride
Hernâni da Silva, known both for his sharp rhymes and his engagement with social and cultural issues, has always made a point of valuing what is Mozambican. This publication reflects once again his passion for Mozambique, whether through music or football.
While the Mambas prepare to represent the country on the continental stage, voices like Hernâni's help unite Mozambicans around a common dream: to see the national flag shine at AFCON 2025 and, moreover, to celebrate a future of hope and progress for the country.
What Comes Next?
With their eyes fixed on the tournament, Hernâni and thousands of other fans eagerly await the team's performance, while continuing to dream of a more united and prosperous Mozambique.
