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Mozambique

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Mozambique has a sound.

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Mozambique is a country. It has a population of about 29,668,834 and an area of 801,590 km². It is on Central Africa Time. It contains 11 provinces with a combined population of about 26,898,973. The largest are Nampula (5,758,920), Zambezia Province (5,110,787), and Tete (2,648,941). It was established in 1975.

Time zone
Africa/Maputo
Area
801,590 km²
Established
1975
Official website
portaldogoverno.gov.mz

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Know Mozambique?

Nobody has written down what this place sounds like yet. If you live here, grew up here, or your family is from here, you know things this page does not — the artists, the music, the places people actually go.

You do not have to be an expert. Being from here is the qualification.

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Why Is TimTim.Live Singing About a Place I Love?

A personal note about why TimTim.Live is here in Mozambique.

Read the Story

More than 304 million people live outside the country where they were born.

And hundreds of millions more carry another country, city, town or village in their hearts — through parents, grandparents, family, memories, culture, friendship and love.

Maybe you are one of them.

Maybe Mozambique is where your story began, even if your life has taken you far away.

Maybe your parents came from here. Maybe someone you love still lives here. Maybe you visited once and never forgot it. Or maybe it is simply a place you hope to see someday.

That is why TimTim.Live is here.

Home is not always the place where you sleep tonight.

The rhythm I carry on this journey comes from the Haitian Konpa I grew up with. It is the music of my childhood, my memories and part of who I am.

Today, through TimTim.Live, I am taking that rhythm with me on a musical journey around the world — creating songs inspired by countries, cities, towns, villages, people and places I have visited, places I have learned about, and places I still dream of discovering someday.

I am still learning about Mozambique, and I hope to see it with my own eyes someday.

But I want something to be very clear:

I am not trying to replace the music of Mozambique or speak for its people.

I am sharing the music I grew up with as a musical greeting from my home to yours.

From Haiti… and now my hometown of Washington, DC, USA… to wherever you call home.

Music does not need a passport.

A melody does not ask what country is printed on your passport. You do not have to speak the same language. You do not have to come from the same country. You don’t even have to understand every word.

Music asks only one question:

Will you listen?

And if you hear a Haitian Konpa beat carrying the name or memory of a place close to your heart, I hope it makes you smile.

Maybe one song cannot take you back to Mozambique, but perhaps it can take your memories there.

I hope it reminds you of someone. I hope it brings back loving memories.

And for those of us living far from the places where we grew up, I hope that for a few minutes… home feels a little closer.

If you carry stories about Mozambique, I want to hear them.

Tell me about its people. Tell me about its music. Tell me what makes it special.

Tell me about the places someone should see, the stories they should know, and the things people who were born there never forget.

Tell Us About Mozambique

TimTim.Live should not only sing about places. It should help the people who love them be heard. That is why the TimTim.Live platform is now open to artists worldwide.

I, TimTim.Live the artist, want to help people remember, discover and stay connected to a place dear to their heart.

Who comes to mind when you think about Mozambique?

Send them the music. Send them the memory. Send them a free TimTim.Live Musical Postcard and say: “I heard this and thought about you.”

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Because sometimes a song can travel thousands of miles and bring someone home for a few minutes.

And if the Konpa rhythm makes you move… I want to dance with you.

Welcome to TimTim.Live — Konpa to the World.

From the places we come from, to wherever life takes us.

Music does not need a passport.

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💌 Send Music From Mozambique

Choose a song and send a little piece of Mozambique to someone you care about.

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Local Picks

Nobody has added a Local Pick for Mozambique yet. Be the first!

💌 Send a musical postcard

Pick a song, write a note, and send it to someone as a musical postcard from Mozambique.

🛰 Space Initiative

A rocket-free spaceplane at the research and feasibility stage — nothing flies, and nothing is for sale. Explorers follow the work, send ideas, and are the first to know if suborbital flight, lunar travel or satellite delivery ever become real.

How much is known about here

3%of what we hope to know about Mozambique

  • Place facts33%
  • Local names0%
  • Nearby places0%
  • Music0%
  • Local knowledge0%
  • Memories0%
  • Places to go0%

Almost nothing is recorded about Mozambique yet, so anything you add here counts for 2× what it would in a well-documented city. The places the internet ignores are the ones worth writing down.

Questions about Mozambique

What can I discover in Mozambique?
Music, independent artists, businesses, events, Local Picks and what people who know Mozambique share.
Can I add an artist from Mozambique?
Yes. Search for them first. If they are already here, you can recommend them or they can claim their page; if not, you can add them.
Can I add my business?
Yes, for free. Search first. Claim it if it is already here, or add it if it is not.
How do I become a Mozambique Community Ambassador?
Help Mozambique 8 times — a Local Pick, an answer, something only a local knows. Your TimTim.Live account is all you need; there is nothing else to sign up for.
Can I explore somewhere else?
Yes. Every place connects to others — look for “Where should we go next?” at the bottom of this page.
What time zone is Mozambique in?
Mozambique uses the Africa/Maputo time zone.

Languages in Mozambique

This page is written in English. These are the languages spoken here — the ones we can already show you are links.

Your Mozambique Discovery Passport

Go further: eight discoveries here complete this place's passport page. Start free — no card, no purchase, just exploring.

Start your passport

What you can do for Mozambique

Everything below is worth 2× here, because almost nothing is known about this place yet. The emptier a place, the more a contribution to it is worth.

Anyone can do these, right now

  • Collect this place's stamp

    It goes in your passport.

    +2

  • Send a musical postcard from here

    +8

  • Share a song from here with someone

    Worth more once they actually listen.

    +10

  • Check a neighbour's contribution

    Checks are what publish anything.

    +40

If you know Mozambique

These are what the page is missing. Every one of them waits for 2 neighbours to confirm it before it appears.

  • Share a memory of this place

    What it was like. Nobody can add this but the people who were here.

    +50

  • Add something only a local would know

    The place people go, the thing visitors never find.

    +50

  • Tell us about music from here

    The songs, the players, the rhythms that belong to this place.

    +50

  • Add somewhere to eat, drink or hear music

    Somewhere real, that someone here would actually recommend.

    +50

  • Tell us how this place's name is really said

    The local name, and how to say it.

    +30

🚀 Mozambique to the Moon and Beyond

Everywhere on Earth can take part in what comes next. Three ways in, each eight steps long, each ending in a stamp for your passport.

Show the three ways in
  • Children and students

    Stamp: Space Explorer

    Discover how people find their way around the sky, how sound travels, and how a place on Earth connects to everything above it. Open to everyone.

    Start this track
  • Community contributors

    Stamp: Space Contributor

    Explore, contribute what you know, and help your community take part. For people 18 and over.

    Answer the question below to open this track.

  • Scientists and engineers

    Stamp: Research Contributor

    Bring questions, working notes and technical contributions, and help review the work of others. For people 18 and over.

    Answer the question below to open this track.

One question opens the adult tracks: are you 18 or over?

See the whole Space programme

Mozambique through the years

Nobody has shared a memory of Mozambique yet. Were you here in another time? Share a memory

What is Mozambique to you?

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