UB40 with Mariza and Ali Campbell

Born in Lourenço Marques, Mozambique, fado singer Mariza gained fame globally with her six-times-platinum 2001 debut, blending traditional fado with Mozambican, Brazilian, and Cape Verdean influences. Known for hits like "Transparente" and "Fado Curvo," she topped charts and earned multiple awards, including the Amália Rodrigues Foundation’s Best Artist. A UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador, she has collaborated with artists like Concha Buika and Dominic Miller, and performed at iconic venues worldwide. Her albums frequently reached multi-platinum status and have redefined fado music for a modern audience.

UB40, a reggae band formed in Birmingham, rose from working-class roots to global fame, selling 100M records. Known for hits like "Red Red Wine", they became icons in the genre.

Ali Campbell, born in Birmingham, England, is a prominent figure in pop-reggae as the former lead singer of UB40. Known for covers like "Red Red Wine" and collaborations with artists like Pamela Starks, Campbell's solo career includes hits like "That Look in Your Eyes" and top albums including "Running Free." He often collaborates with former bandmates like Mickey Virtue and Astro.