Paulo Flores
Paulo Flores was born in Luanda in 1958 and formed his first band, Os Jovens do Prenda, by age 18. His debut album 'Kianda Kianda' came out in 1979, with the...
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Paulo Flores was born in Luanda in 1958 and formed his first band, Os Jovens do Prenda, by age 18. His debut album 'Kianda Kianda' came out in 1979, with the track 'Njila Ia Dikanga' becoming something of an anthem. That song, along with others like 'Inocenti' and 'Coisas da Terra,' helped establish his presence in Angolan music.
His lyrics often touch on social and political themes, which has occasionally drawn criticism. He's kept at it though, releasing albums like 'Dikulu di Kamba' in 1996 and 'Exílio' in 2007. The band includes musicians like Tony Nguxi on bass and Délio Sousa on drums.
Flores has been called the 'Nightingale of Angola' for his voice.
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