Quatro Plus

Quatro Plus has made a mark in the Kizomba scene with several standout tracks. “Kazanga” captures a lively rhythm that gets listeners moving. Another notable song is “Intentada,” which mixes traditional sounds with contemporary vibes, creating an engaging experience.

Their music resonates with fans, showcasing a blend of cultural influences. Songs like “Angolana,” “Si Bu Kré,” and “Sentimentos” highlight their ability to connect through emotion and storytelling. “Hoje em Dia” adds a modern twist to their style, while tracks like “Bem Spiam la Traz” and “Ritimo de Amor” maintain that classic Kizomba feel.

With “Nha Maneira” and others, they explore themes of love and connection, appealing to a broad audience. Quatro Plus continues to create music that reflects their roots while reaching listeners worldwide.

Quatro Plus recently released their album, "4 Vôz," in 1998, which showcases their distinctive take on Kizomba music. This collection includes tracks that reflect their style and cultural roots. The album features a blend of traditional sounds with contemporary influences, creating rhythms that resonate with both old fans and new listeners.

Songs like "Dança Kizomba" capture the essence of the genre, emphasizing dance and connection. Other tracks explore themes of love and longing, common in Kizomba, but with a unique twist that sets them apart. The melodies are catchy, inviting listeners to move and enjoy the music. As Quatro Plus continues to evolve, their work remains rooted in the rich musical landscape of Cabo Verde, contributing to the broader African music scene.