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Francisco Quissanga
Francisco Quissanga is a singer-songwriter from Maputo, Mozambique. He started performing as a teenager, rapping and singing at local events. In 2015, his...
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Francisco Quissanga is a singer-songwriter from Maputo, Mozambique. He started performing as a teenager, rapping and singing at local events. In 2015, his song "Outro Nível" became popular across Mozambique, with its beat and lyrics connecting with listeners there.
He released a debut album called "Nómada" that mixed Afrobeat, hip-hop, and R&B with traditional Mozambican sounds. Later albums included "Kambuto" and "Cobra." Quissanga has worked with other artists like Anselmo Ralph, C4 Pedro, and Burna Boy on collaborations.
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