Mozambican singer Justino Ubakka once again proved his strength in the national music scene by completely filling the Monarchy venue last night during a show that marked another stage in the promotion of his fifth album, entitled The Origins.
The concert hall proved too small to accommodate the crowd that flocked to see the artist up close, whose new album recently sold out on the very day of its release. In return, Ubakka treated those present to an engaging performance, revisiting great hits from his career and presenting the new tracks that make up the album. The Origins.
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On social media, fans showered the musician with praise for his warm performance. Comments such as "Uncle Ubakka, why are you always like this? Be careful to give us diabetes with so much sweetness in your music" and "Ubakka found his little Ubakkas" flooded digital platforms, accompanied by messages like "National Fever, congratulations," highlighting the public's affection for one of the country's most beloved artists.
The massive turnout for the show confirms, once again, the loyalty of Justino Ubakka's fans and the lasting impact of his music. The artist remains steadfast in his mission to represent Mozambican roots, with a sound that blends tradition and modernity, and a talent that continues to win over generations.
