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Piña Colada – An almost divine cocktail Text: Magda Arvelos Photo: Yassmin Forte Edição 77 Jan/Fev| Download. It was born in San Juan, Puerto Rico, by the hands of the now famous bartender Ramón “Monchito” Marrero, but it became so popular that it obviously made its way to Mozambique.
Suleiman Cassamo – An obsession for words Text: Mélio Tinga Photo: Júlio Marcos Edição 77 Jan/Fev| Download. “It came from the burning sunset, from the end of the world, by the back shortcut.
Palmeiras guesthouse – A golden patch of green Text: Elton Pila Photo: Júlio Marcos Edição 77 Jan/Fev| Download. Palmeiras guesthouse A golden patch of green The name suggests the tree.
Written by: Pretilério Matsinhe Photos by: Julius Marcos Issue 74 Jul/Aug | Download. Deisy Nhanquile – “I want to be the new golden girl” When Deisy Nhanquile saw Ernesto Sumindila walk through the door of her classroom at Escola Primária Completa do Triunfo, little did she know that that meeting would change her life.
Text: Elton Pila Photos: Yassmin Forte Issue 74 Jul/Aug | Download. Massala Mar – Waking up with your ear to the ground Coffee has the weight of the sun on a gray morning .
Text: Jéssica Dean Photo: Aghi Issue 74 Jul/Aug | Download. Inroads into the plants of Mozambique Environmental conservation and biodiversity protection are two key areas for development in Mozambique.
Written by: Hélio Nguane Photos by: Julius Marcos Issue 74 Jul/Aug | Download. Ângela Pedro Francisco – The lady in the cockpit She knows the cockpit like no one else.
Written by: Leonel Matusse Jr. Photos by: Amilton Neves Issue 73 May/Jun | Download. Ídasse Tembe, a work of his time The hair of the teenager who, in the 60’s and 70’s, played the piano and practiced ballet, retains the calmness, joviality and sobriety.
Written by: Eduardo Quive Photos by: Yassmin Forte Issue 73 May/Jun | Download. Bring Back Maputo – The rainbow city Maputo, a cosmopolitan city, almost without belonging to anyone, is now everyone’s, especially in places where the shadows, the portrait of social dilemmas in urban space, did not let you see the glow of the streets that were even declared historic areas.
Written by: Eta Matsinhe Photos by: Yassmin Forte Issue 73 May/Jun | Download. Maningue hope – Set the time with Zand The Maningue Hope painting, which became a watch, combines the technique of free drawing and digital art Walter Zandamela, or simply Walter ZAND, as he is known in the artistic world, is a son of the Xipamanine neighbourhood and holds art as part of his being.
