By Siphesihle Dlamini
Renowned Mozambican musician, Mr. Bow, has set social media abuzz with his latest video announcement for the upcoming track ‘Muleza’ where he proudly dons Eswatini’s traditional attire, showcasing his deep appreciation for the Kingdom’s rich culture.
The video, which features Mr. Bow elegantly dressed in Eswatini’s regalia, has quickly captured the attention of fans, amassing over 600 000 views on Facebook within just two days of its release.
The striking visuals and Mr. Bow’s homage to Eswatini’s heritage have sparked widespread admiration and excitement among music enthusiasts.
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Mr. Bow’s embracing of Eswatini culture serves as a testament to the power of music in bridging cultural divides and fostering a sense of unity and appreciation for diverse traditions.
This display of cultural reverence is not an isolated incident in the music industry, as evidenced by the recent fashion statement made by Kabza De Small in the advertisement for his upcoming Red Bull Symphonic show.
The South African artist turned heads by incorporating a Swati ‘lihiya’ into his ensemble, underscoring the cross-cultural influence and appreciation that permeates the music scene.
Mr. Bow, whose real name is Salvador Pedro Maiaze, has carved a niche for himself in the music industry with his unique blend of Afro-beat, R&B, Zouk, and Marrabenta, which he aptly describes as ‘Jango music.’
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Rising to prominence in the 2010s, Mr Bow’s infectious sound and dynamic performances have earned him accolades and a dedicated fan base across the continent.
With a discography that boasts chart-topping hits like ‘Vida Boa,’ ‘My Number One,’ and ‘Hiwena,’ Mr. Bow continues to captivate audiences with his musical prowess and innovative approach to music production.
As the founder of Bawito Music, his record label, Mr. Bow remains at the forefront of the music scene, pushing boundaries and breaking new ground with each release.