Mozambican guitarist Clésio Jonaze, currently based in Cape Town (South Africa), has released the single "Blues for my Angels", an instrumental ballad with an authentic fusion of rock and blues.

"Blues for my Angels" is a composition that explores the nuances of life, dealing with love, overcoming and the search for inner peace. The single highlights Clésio's mastery of the guitar, combining engaging elements and emotional melodies that promise to resonate with listeners.

In this work of art, Jonaze counts on the participation of great Mozambican musicians who give a perfect color to this sound. "Blues For my Angels" is a romantic journey in which the artist addresses love on various levels. With the sound of pure rock guitar, Jonaze expresses the contagious eternal love for his family and clearly states that love is the basis of everything in life.

Clésio Jonaze brings a new sound to the international market, a mix of Rhythm & Blues seasoned with an 80s pop base and a progressive rock guitar sound.

The single, released in November, is available on the digital platforms Youtube, Modigi, Deezer, Tidal, Spotify, TikTok, Amazon Music and Apple Music, among others.

The digital availability of the single is part of the perception of changes in the habits of contemporary consumers and is in line with the global perspective of access to and availability of musical content.

Clésio Jonaze invites everyone to join him on this musical journey and experience the depth of his art. For more information, follow Clésio Jonaze on his social networks.

Clésio Jonaze is a contemporary Mozambican guitarist with over 15 years' experience, having taken part in numerous musical projects in Mozambique and beyond.

Clésio became interested in the guitar in the early 1990s in Maputo through the influence of friends and family, in a context of limited access to music, musical instruments and studios in general. Although he comes from a family where he has some artistic offspring such as Paulina Chiziane (writer), Francília Jonaze (actress and writer), Xavier Machiana (musician) among others, Clesio Jonaze has always realized his need to create his own style and assert himself as an independent artist.

Over the years, Clésio has self-taught his own style, created his own sound and presented himself to the music market with a unique concept, bringing added value and complementarity to the musical sound in Mozambique at the time.