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Spotlight: Cleyton David’s “Juízo”
A 2025 collaboration with Teo No Beat from the Raridade project became a Breakout search in Mozambique. Here is what we know about it.
Artist profile
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Cleyton David is a singer and producer from Mozambique. His official YouTube channel is called Cleyton David Voice. He sings in Portuguese, and his release titles on streaming services go back to at least 2020.
His most recent project is Raridade, released on 28 September 2025. It includes “Juízo”, a collaboration with Teo No Beat, which Apple Music files under Afrobeats.
Spotify lists an EP, É para Fazer História, in 2020. In 2021 he released the single “Corôa dos Cornos” and a 13-track album, Mestres do Amor. His next EP, Puto da Bandula, came out in 2023, and his YouTube channel has visualisers for its tracks. Mozambican entertainment site Moz Entretenimento named “Coroa de Cornos”, “Puto da Bandula” and “Modo Love” among his best-known songs.
Moz Entretenimento described Raridade as an EP. Spotify lists it as a seven-track album. Speaking to the site, Cleyton explained the title as meaning something rare and hard to find. The article also names Angolan singer Tsunami as a guest, and Apple Music credits Tsunami and Fresh Low on the track “Drena”. Teo No Beat is credited as the featured artist on “Juízo”.
He also appears as a guest on other artists’ releases. His own singles include “Brilha” with Stefânia Leonel and “Última Parceira” with Filomena Maricoa.
Selected releases as listed on streaming services, checked September 2026.
Start with “Juízo”, featuring Teo No Beat, and then play the rest of Raridade. For earlier work, Puto da Bandula (2023) is short and has visualisers on his YouTube channel.
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