It is with great enthusiasm that we launch the first edition of the "Weekly Review" program, your definitive guide to the best shows by talented national artists. In this exciting debut, we delve into the vibrant world of music to highlight unforgettable performances that left audiences ecstatic.
The stage at the 65th anniversary celebration of Tete province was the setting for a magical encounter between two giants of Mozambican music: Mr. Bow and Twenty Fingers. Together, they ignited the audience with their contagious energy, each bringing their unique style to a night of pure musical magic. While Mr. Bow mesmerized with his captivating dance moves, Twenty Fingers moved the audience with his romantic ballads, creating a spectacle that will remain etched in the memory of all those present.
But the excitement didn't stop there. Cleyton Da Drena, known as the master of Afro house, brought his infectious music to the Laulane neighborhood in Maputo, where he captivated his fans with a breathtaking performance. His magnetic presence and captivating beats transformed the night into an unforgettable party, showing why he is considered one of the best in the Mozambican music scene.
Meanwhile, across the ocean, Cleyton David shone on Portuguese screens as one of the special guests on RTP África's "Bem Vindos" program. With his hit "Amor D'Nivel," he won the hearts of viewers, showcasing to the world the exceptional talent that Mozambique has to offer.
This first edition of “Weekly Review” is just a sample of what’s to come. Each week, we’ll bring you the most exciting highlights from the music scene, from epic shows at major events to intimate performances in local neighborhoods. Don’t miss the opportunity to closely follow the artists who are shaping the music scene in Mozambique and beyond.
So, join us on this exciting musical journey and prepare to be surprised, inspired, and delighted with each edition of "Weekly Review." Follow our page to stay up-to-date on all the news and don't forget to share your musical experiences and discoveries with us. Until next week, and may music continue to unite and move us as only it knows how!
