The talented Mozambican musician, Stewart Sukuma, is gaining international recognition after his triumphant return to the stage. Recently, an Australian journalist and music critic, Barbara Duftschmid, praised his first performance in Mozambique. His captivating music and powerful message won the hearts of audiences and critics alike.
On social media, Stewart Sukuma expressed his gratitude for the success of his project, which he had cherished for decades, albeit with some doubts. He highlighted the importance of the concept and dynamics of the project led by Werner Puntigam, and praised the performances of Andreas Etlinger and Chiao-Hua Chang. The musician is thrilled with this new facet of his career, which aims to show the world a perspective of Mozambique beyond the shadows of war, corruption, poverty, and injustice.
Social media is buzzing with messages of support and pride from the Mozambican community and international fans. Comments praise Stewart Sukuma's importance as a representative of millions of Mozambicans and his ability to bring the vibrant and authentic essence of Mozambique to global stages.
This success exemplifies the power of music and art as a tool to break stereotypes and promote a country's culture and values. Stewart Sukuma is demonstrating that Mozambique has much more to offer the world than what often makes international headlines. Through his music, he inspires national pride and carries a message of hope and unity, proving that “Osongorovi… the struggle continues.”
