Twenty Fingers
A Mozambican singer with a velvety voice, Twenty Fingers is vibrating Lusophone Africa with its Afro-pop ballads and kizomba with millions of listening.
Grácio Deniasse Alfinar, known as Twenty Fingers, was born on 2 December 1988 in Chemba, Sofala province, and grew up in Beira, Mozambique's major port city. He forged his musical identity between Afrobeat, kizomba and pop-lusophone, before settling in Maputo for his career.
His albums Pra Lhes Doer Mais (2018), African Boy (2020) and Nakupenda (2021) set up his name throughout the Portuguese-speaking space. Titles such as "Rrivais" — the most sought after in his repertoire on Shazam —, "UAU" or "Falta de Respeito" become popular hymns in Mozambique and the diaspora.
With over 137,000 monthly listeners on Spotify and a Trace Awards 2025 nomination as the best Portuguese-speaking African artist, Twenty Fingers is now one of the leading ambassadors of Mozambican music.