76. Lay Lizzy
Lay Lizzy is a creator mainly known for his music. He embodies steadfast and unwavering positive advocacy within the creative domain, crafting mesmerising art while championing emerging talents. He expertly narrates his journey in his presentation, showcasing his exceptional talent in managing his business ventures while producing captivating music and videos. He generously imparts valuable insights on establishing thriving enterprises and meticulously chart one’s course to triumph.
71. Djimetta
Djimetta is a hip hop artist. His introvert core and extrovert capabilities bridge the world of reality and imagination, giving birth to unique creativity. Ell Puto also graced us with his presence by being our first guest co-host, and side by side with Djimetta, they took this episode to a whole new level. A few coughs sprinkled on it from everything related to the music industry, work ethic, brand building process, and much more.
60. Hernâni Da Silva
Hernâni Da Silva is dubbed the best Mozambican rapper. With close to two decades in the hip-hop game and scooping many accolades, he does not rest on his laurels and keeps waving the Mozambican flag high one punchline after the other. We started many years back at his Kitabu days when he started rapping, moved on to how he was invited by EllPuto to be part of what became to be the biggest hip-hop group in Mozambique, and ended up speaking about the role of his family in his career, his experiences abroad and much more in this full of hidden gems conversation.
58. Fresh Nunas
Fresh Nunas is a DJ, a jack of all trades and a master of many. His thirst for differentiation and a never-let-go of the African roots attitude distinguished him from the bunch. He started in Maputo, took over New York, touched base in Panama. From washing cars for the Russians, serving tables in SoHo and promoting events in Niger his life has been nothing short of a multicultural rollercoaster.
54. Carla Fonseca
Carla Fonseca is an incredibly multi-talented performance artist. Through a myriad of mediums, her art speaks volumes and forces us to stop and ponder. From Egoli to Xai-Xai and back, she shows no signs of slowing down, in this episode to talk about her Mozambican roots, how Batuk started, building a music catalogue, writing films and much more.
52. Mariana Carrilho
Mariana Carrilho is a Mezzo-Soprano. Merely scratching the surface of this remarkable and deep art form, she got us all eager to know more, and it's no surprise that her free, vibrant and full of zest personality took her from Maputo to Barcelona. In this Kubhukla Online episode, we talk about how an out of tune metal concert was one of the catalyst moments that help her found her voice, how old life planning formulas don't work in today's day and age and much more.
49. Fábio Da Graça
Fábio da Graça is a marketeer, a football analyst, a musician and more. His motto is 'Brands, Bands and Football' and his spiel will definitely rekindle one's belief that life dreams are worth following regardless of age, background and any other excuse that you might come up with. In our first Kubhula online episode we talk about his journey in marketing, becoming a football analyst and opportunities out of Mozambique.
47. Dygo Boy
Dygo Boy is the king of entertainment. He took us on a voyage for a perceptive, penetrating and completely captivating look at both his public persona and private life. Confident but not arrogant, honest but not rude, he is living proof that when you stay true to yourself, the sky is not the limit. In this exclusive 3 hour episode, we talk about his relationship Miramar TV, the beginning of his music career in 1999, being raised by a single mother, his admiration for Guyzelh Ramos, going broke, his new album "Frescolandia Vol. 1" and so much more.
39. Danilo ‘Kloro’ Malele
Danilo 'Kloro' Malele has a peculiar point of view and determination to achieve results, this brilliant artist demystified the Mozambican hip hop game and outlined cultural conundrums through this engaging and insightful tête-à-tête where he shared his views with us on the difference in artistic influences from provinces in Mozambique, how to elevate our quality as artists, purchasing power in the Mozambican public and his new album "Revolução Cultural" coming out 10 November 2020.
38. Taíla Carrilho
Taíla Carrilho is the founder of the NGO Conforme - Consciência Falciforme. A trip down memory lane made for interesting stories with this sublimely gifted, incredibly funny, in love with life courageous woman. In this exciting episode, we take it back to the origins of her love for music, DRP, RUUM Gallery and Conforme which is building awareness in Mozambique about sickle cell anaemia.
28. Regina Dos Santos
Regina Dos Santos is a long-time friend ours, she is a gender advisor, and is also the sweet-sounding voice of the reggae Dub fusion band GranMah. In this episode, we touch on inspirational quotes, life without social media, what is an influencer? Only fans, her show "In the Kitchen" with 16 Neto, radios and much more.
Episode 23.
We’re back with our regulars, our brothers, Kuvas and Faquir. We talk about the Corona Virus impact on Moz, Patient Zero, Cooking, Os Mambas (Mozambique men’s national soccer team) and we have our first caller on the podcast. 45 years, Viva Moçambique, Viva!
18. Ell Puto & Leeleo.
In this episode, we had the opportunity to talk with two of Mozambique’s biggest music producers, Ell Puto & Leeleo. So, what's on the menu? Music collection societies, monetising music in Mozambique, the importance of music in our culture, the mentality of people in Mozambican society and customer service.