Mingas of Mozambique - Recordings

Current solo releases: (Scroll down for other recordings and album participations ) PLEASE NOTE (November, 2011): The CD 'Vuka Africa' and the DVD 'Mingas ao Vivo' were sold out for a long time, but are now, finally, available again in Maputo stores! You'll find them, for example, at CNA, Mabuko, Bazart (CCFM), at major hotels and in many other shops and music venues in Maputo. We are also trying to make them available to other parts of the country, and elsewhere, but this will unfortunately take some time. Sorry about the delay!
	CD: 'Vuka Africa' Re-released in June 2009 under new cover and by new distributor Available at: CDBaby iTunes Amazon.com	1. Nzumba (Sox/Zeca Tcheco) 2. A Nkama wa hi Siya (Mingas) 3. Mamana (Zeca Tcheco) 4. Uta ti Sola (Mingas) 5. Nwananga (Zeca Tcheco/Mingas) 6. Vuka Africa (Mingas) 7. Klonipho (Mingas) 8. Hoya Hoya (Mingas) 9. Katanga (Mingas) 10. O Pôr-do-Sol (Mingas) 11. Tiyisso Djaha (Mingas) 12. Xini Xiku Hlopaku (Mingas) 13. Djakuta (Zeca Tcheco/Mingas)
	DVD: 'Mingas ao Vivo' Mingas live at 'Centro Cultural Franco-Moçambicano' in Maputo. (Released November, 2009)	Music content: 1. Ava Sati va Lomu (Fani Mpfumo) 2. Na Wene (Mingas) 3. Aliranzo / Klonipho (Chico Antonio/Mingas) 4. Nzumba (Sox/Zeca Tcheco) 5. Hoya-Hoya / A Nkama wa hi Siya (Mingas) 6. Ndekele (Chico Antonio/Mingas) 7. Tiyisso Djaha / Nweti (Mingas) 8. Mamana (Zeca Tcheco) 9. Katanga (Mingas) 10. Vuka África (Mingas) 11. Vula Yana (Mingas) 12. Xikongolatana (Mingas)

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	UNDP: '8 Goals For Africa' Released May 14, 2010 by the United Nations (South Africa) in support of the awareness campaign for the Millennium Development Goals. For more information, and for free downloads of music and video, go to the '8 Goals for Africa' website	Participating Artists: Baaba Maal (Senegal) Angélique Kidjo (Benin) Eric Wainaina (Kenya) Mingas (Mozambique) HHP (Jabulani Tsambo) (South Africa) Yvonne Chaka Chaka (South Africa) Oliver Mtukudzi (Zimbabwe) Soweto Gospel Choir (South Africa) Hugh Masekela (South Africa) Jimmy Dludlu (South Africa)
	Hugh Masekela: 'Phola' Gallo 2008 Track #4: Lead vocals by Mingas and Hugh Masekela	1. Nwanayu Valkula (E Pallani) 2. Ghana (Hugh Masekela) 3. Bring it Back Home (Hugh Masekela) 4. Malungelo (Mingas) 5. Moz (Hugh Masekela) 6. Sonny Boy (Hugh Masekela) 7. Weather (Hugh Masekela) 8. The Joke of Life (Brinca de Vivre) (J Lucien, G Arantes) 9. Hunger (Hugh Masekela)
	Amoya: 'Cineta' RFI 1991 Tracks #2, 4, 6: Lead vocals by Mingas Tracks #1, 8: Lead vocals by Mingas and Chico Antonio	1. Baila Maria (Mingas/Chico Antonio) 2. Nweti (Mingas) 3. Abram Alas (Chico Antonio) 4. Ndekele (Chico Antonio/Mingas) 5. Salanini (Chico Antonio) 6. Xikongolatana (Zeca Tcheco) 7. A Min Ku Kukumana (Chico Antonio/VF Soquiço) 8. Cineta (Chico Antonio)
	Orchestra Marrabenta Star de Moçambique: 'Independance' PI15CD, Piranha (about 1988) Track #1: Lead vocals by Mingas	1. Elisa Gomara Saia 2. Nhimba Ya'Dota 3. Parabens 4. Marozana 5. Valha 6. Sapateiro 7. Alirandzo 8. Tsiketa Kuni Barassara 9. Nwahulwana
	Orchestra Marrabenta Star de Moçambique: 'Piquenique' PIR1043, Piranha 1996 Track #4: Lead vocals by Mingas	1. Wene un'ga yale 2. Matilde 3. Sobremesa 4. A Va Sati Va Lomu 5. Piquenique 6. Magumba 7. Djika 8. Nwahulwana 9. Djomela 10. Rapsody
	Medecins Sans Frontieres: 'Vidas Positivas' Mozambique 2002 Track #3: Composition and lead vocals by Mingas	1. Kapa Dech: Choose Life 2. Wazimbo: Amor Seguro 3. Mingas: Xini Xiku Kluphaku 4. Jeremias Nguenha: Hayekani Massango 5. Mr. Arssen: Vidas Positivas 6. Makwaela de Cumbene: Kumapandza 7. Salimo Mohamed: Bernardinho 8. Neima: Motivos de Curtição 9. Various Artists: Sinais Positivos 10. Nondje: Um Abraço Amigo 11. Timbila Muzimba: SIDA Não É Crime 12. Rockfellers: Positivos
	Putumayo Presents: 'Women of the World International' PUTU119-2, Putumayo 1995 Track #1: Composition and lead vocals by Mingas	1. Amoya: Nweti (Mozambique) 2. Margareth Menezes: Tendo do Amor (Brazil) 3. Angelique Kidjo: Logozo (Benin) 4. Des'ree: Mind Adventures (England) 5. Karen Matheson: Bonaparte (Scotland) 6. Jaqueline Farreyrol: Tant Que N'Aura Soleil (Reunion Islands) 7. Sophia Arviniti: San Proti Fora (Greece) 8. Toni Childs: Zimbabwe (USA) 9. Yehudit Ravitz: Picture (Israel) 10. Amina: Neila (Tunisia) 11. Riské: Kité Yo (Haiti) 12. The Dalom Kids: Ndincedeni (South Africa)