Titica plays in Porto and Lisbon. February 17 Plano B and February 20 Musicbox. In a Clubbing style (the singer will be accompanied by a DJ and dancers), Titica will give these two presentations in Porto and Lisbon, making known themes from her careers such as Chão Chão, Mexer Bem, Vai Pegar Fogo, Xucalho and Waya, among many others.
We remind you that the theme Waya has been one of the biggest trends on TikTok due to the fact that a number of Angolan citizens who are outside their country have made videos with this song as a soundtrack.
Titica was last week in Paris finalizing their new album to be edited soon.
Titica is an Angolan transsexual singer, songwriter, dancer, and activist who became an icon of the kuduro style in 2011, with the release of her first record, entitled Chão.
In October 2013, the artist was chosen as a National Goodwill Ambassador by UNAIDS – a United Nations program organized to combat the AIDS epidemic.
In Titica’s music, we don’t just hear kuduro. Afro House, kizomba, and semba are some of the other musical styles in which the artist works. Since the beginning of her career, Titica has collaborated with other artists. Examples are the themes she made with Pablo Vittar, Preto Show, or Pongo.
Her concerts, both in Clubbing mode (DJ and dancers) or group, are explosive, to say the least, and give no respite to spectators when it comes to dancing. But Titica’s music is not just made of beats. With a microphone in hand, Titica sends us messages, makes us think and act, takes positions, and enters into a fight that belongs to everyone: Equality.
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