Deodato Siquir takes the Coconuts stage on Friday, October 31st, at 8:00 pm, in a concert that marks the biggest celebration of his musical career in Mozambique.
The show will be a true sonic journey through the three albums that have marked his artistic career.

The album "Balanço" (2007) features hits such as Grito, Balanço, Kaya, Xiluva, and Mamana.
"Mutema" (2011) features iconic songs such as Sou o que sou, Voz do coração, and Terra mãe.
In "TOGETHER" (2023), his most recent work, Siquir pays tribute to his late grandfather, Moisés Manjate — an icon of Marrabenta — and Hortêncio Langa, with whom he performed and popularized the unforgettable ballad Homem Novo (Homem Povo).

For this memorable evening, Deodato Siquir will also feature special appearances from several renowned guests, including Ana Girão, Bhaka Yafole, Deusa Poética, Dice, Dua Maciel, DJ Dub Rui, Elcides Carlos, Gizéla da Esperança, Mega Jotta, Simba Sitoi & Stewart Sukuma.

About Deodato Siquir
Born in 1975 in Maputo, Mozambique, Deodato Siquir grew up in a musical family and began exploring the drums as a child. In 1988, he joined his first band and, by the age of 15, was already performing with professional orchestras and international musicians.
Between 1990 and 2000, he collaborated as a sideman for several Mozambican artists. In 1997, he founded the band Mozafro and participated in the compilation album Music from Mozambique. In 2000, he joined the Mozambique Relief project, which raised funds to support victims of the floods that devastated the country that year.

In 2001, he moved to Scandinavia, where he quickly became a sought-after musician in the jazz and world music scene.
His solo albums Balanço (2007) and Mutema (2011) gained international recognition, both reaching the Top 10 of the World Music Charts Europe.
His most recent work, TOGETHER (2023), also entered this ranking, remaining in the Top 10 for a month.
His career in Scandinavia includes collaborations with a vast network of artists.He has established himself as one of the most talented Mozambican percussionists and composers in Mozambique and the diaspora today.

// Deodato Siquir's infectious smile and livewire live performances are likely to spread beyond the circle of admirers he has established in Scandinavia since 2001.// Daniel Brown/ MONDOMIX.COM

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Tickets are now available at the following link:

https://compmoz.expowiz.com/ExWeb5/Tickets/Event/afcb468b-bf27-459f-8983-f1326e188599