Freddy Jossias is a Mozambican presenter born on September 17, 1986, in Maputo, the capital of Mozambique. In his programs, Fred promotes Mozambican music and talks about famous Mozambicans serving the so-called "beefs," which is why he is also known as the "King of Beefs.".
Freddy Jossias had a normal childhood, he enjoyed free drawing, so much so that he once made an illustration of his father, and he was a football fan and even became a Junior Goalkeeper for Costa do Sol.
It was at church where Freddy's family realized he had a very strong inclination for communication.
Years later, Freddy Jossias began working as a clown on Ad\u00e9lia Gil's program and some time later took over the program "Atrac\u00e7\u00f5es," revolutionizing the world of communication with his personality and style. Freddy was the first presenter to play 100% of Mozambican music on his program, contributing significantly to its appreciation.
In 2010, Freddy Jossias and the program Atrac\u00e7\u00f5es were the big winners in the categories of "Best Presenter" and "Best Musical Program," respectively, at the MMA \u2013 Mozambique Music Awards.
Beef has always been Freddy's specialty, but one day it cost him his job. In 2014, the "King of Beef" allowed Azagaia to consume cannabis live on "Atrac\u00e7\u00f5es" and, consequently, was fired from TV Miramar.
In 2015, the program \u201cBatidas\u201d debuted on TV Sucesso, leaving in September 2020 to launch its own television channel called Tua TV (TTV).
In 2020, Freddy was nominated for the "Best Presenters in Africa" category at the African Entertainment Awards \u2013 USA (AEA USA).
Apathany wishes the PCA much happiness and well done in his fight for Mozambican culture.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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