This is my first song done for a movie soundtrack "Lost in Abroad". I'm so proud of my work. Thank you to all the people that helped me put this work together. Thank you to my siblings, to my producers, to the director of the movie, and all the fans and friends. The DVD is out already so go online and purchase your copy at www.lostinabroad.com.

Lost In Abroad

Mais um pouco um ghetto para curtir e dancar apartir deste mes...... Boa escuta

Mais Um Pouco

Fly ass weed song. Kick back and burn one bitch.

Zac Chronic Blount ft. C-Wood - Kush & Congo's

Mixed by BOlupona. Christmas cover by Toyebi Adedipe. Free download. Listen and share.  

Mary Did You Know - Toyebi (cover)

Amor Moribundo
Amor sem sabor
Amor confuso
Amor com desgosto
Porque tudo passa de uma mentira
De uma intensa paixao 
Que te faz perder na ilusao
De um dia estarrem juntos!
Muitas mulheres perdem-se neste abismo
E dificil, e' o caminho para sair do mesmo
Ate o momento em que damos por nos
Ja la se foi muito tempo! 
Devemos cair na realidade
E' passageiro
E' humano
Mas nao e' para nos
Da o fora
Porque como mulher
Voce vale muito mais

Amor Moribundo

Katumbella is a Singer/Songwriter/Actress from Angola, South-West of Africa. She started her solo career in 2012, with the release of her single, “Don’t Hold Me” available online, a Kizomba music style from Angola with some elements of R&B. Singing has always been in the veins of Katumbella. At a very young age she would practice at her parents’ bedroom and listened to a wide variety of artists such as: Angelique Kidjo, Miriam Makeba, Wess Madiko, Michael Jackson, Bonga, Michael Bolton, Phil Collins, Sting, Bon Jovi, Patti Labelle and many others. Her love for other genres of music makes her travel through Jazz, Pop, R&B, Afro and World Music influences.

In 2012 she started composing music soundtracks for Award Winning Movies from biGObi Productions. Her first music soundtrack contributed for the movie to win an African Oscar Award for Best Original Music Score. In that same year, Katumbella was nominated at the NAFCA African Oscars for “Best Female Voice Diaspora.”

In 2013, Katumbella toured to South Korea promoting her single, “Don’t Hold Me.” That same year she also earned a second Nomination at the African Oscars for “Best Female Artist Diaspora,” and collaborated on a music project, “The Bright Light Project” against Violence endorsed by the Mayor of Houston. To date, Katumbella has opened the stage for well-known international artists such as: Justino Delgado and has performed with Yuri da Cunha.

In 2014, Katumbella toured to San Francisco, California to help raise funds on a Kizomba show benefiting Breast Cancer Patients. She also released her Official Music Video Clip, “Mama Kudile,” and was Nominated at the Angola Music Awards 2014 in the category of “Best Popular Music of the Center of Angola” performing “Mama Kudile” followed by her released of an EP Album online entitled, “My Beginnings.” The EP Album has a compilation of 9 songs with emphasis on R&B, World Music from Angola (Kizomba, Tarrachinha, Kilapanga), Pop, Afro, and Soul.

Katumbella has been featured on Angola’s Newspaper Angolense as “A Star to Shine.” She has also been featured at LUX Magazine; at Angola’s Public TV Channel TPA 1, “Janela Aberta.” Interviewed for Angola’s Radio Mais 99.1 FM; Radio LAC 95.5 FM; The International Channel of the Angola National Radio 101.4 FM and for VOA, News of America. Currently, she is working on her new music Video Clip to be released on Spring entitled, “I Love It” from the EP Album, “My Beginnings.” Subscribe to Katumbella’s world on: Facebook/Instagram/Twitter @Katumbella /YouTube @Katumbella TV to get some entertainment news about this soulful singer.

2012 Performances:

February 25th – Majestic Theater in Dallas, Texas at the premier of “Lost in Abroad” her first movie soundtrack. The Majestic Theater is well known for having Hollywood performers; such as: Erika Badu, Jill Scott, and many others. 

April 4th – Angolan Peace Day event at the invitation of the Angolan Consulate in Houston, Texas opening for major Angolan artists like: Ary and Titica.

May 27th – Houston International Festival, Katumbella represented Angola interpreting songs of one of the veterans and father of Angolan music “Bonga” with the semba songs of Mulemba Xangola and Kisselengenha. What a coincidence that on that same day while Bonga was performing in Las Vegas; Katumbella was performing his songs in Houston. 

September 16th – North Carolina Theater for the NAFCA 2012 African Oscar Awards. Katumbella shared the stage with singers and Nollywood actors from different countries of Africa.

October 20th – Festival of African Arts, Culture, and Entertainment, a non-profit organization (NAMC) established in 
Houston, TX with the purpose of serving as a cultural bridge between Africa and the United States.

November 11th – Angolan Independence Day, at the invitation of the General Consulate of Angola in Houston. Katumbella will be performing among major singers from Angola; such as, Yuri da Cunha. 



Amor Moribundo

Katumbella

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