Mozambican musicians Mr. Bow and Twenty Fingers have been nominated for the prestigious Best Lusophone African Artist award at the 2025 Trace Awards, one of the biggest celebrations of African music.
The duo will represent Mozambique in the category that includes renowned artists such as Soraia Ramos (Cape Verde), Calemas (São Tomé and Príncipe), Landrick and Chelsea Dinorath (Angola).
The nomination of Mr. Bow and Twenty Fingers reaffirms the impact of Mozambican music on the international stage, highlighting its talent, originality, and ability to connect cultures. Both artists have solid careers and repertoires that have won over fans beyond borders, positioning Mozambique as a musical powerhouse in Lusophone Africa.
Open voting
Fans can now support their favorite artists through Trace's official website. This is the moment for Mozambicans and music lovers in the country to unite and show their strength by voting massively for Mr. Bow and Twenty Fingers.
Ceremony in Zanzibar
The winner will be announced at a gala ceremony scheduled for February 26, 2025, in Zanzibar, Tanzania. The event promises to be a vibrant celebration of African culture and music, featuring live performances by some of the continent's biggest artists.
Fan support
The artists expressed their gratitude for the affection and support of their followers, which has been essential to their successful careers. This nomination represents not only a personal achievement, but also a moment of collective pride for Mozambique, which continues to shine on international stages.
Now is the time to mobilize votes and cheer for yet another achievement for Mozambican music. May talent and dedication prevail!
