Izé Teixeira

Izé Teixeira
Born 1974
Santiago, Cape Verde
Occupation(s) singer

Izé Teixeira or Izé (born 1974) is a singer currently living in France.

Biography

Izé Teixeira was born on the island of Santiago, in his childhood or his teenage years, he immigrated to France and inhabited in the Paris Metropolitan Area.

His first release was a maxi in 2000 titled Ma volonté, he later released Double Nationalidade (2001) which was his first studio album, Mobilizé (2003) and Kunana Spirit. Izé Teixeira released his fourth album Urb/Africa in February 2011, featuring Capeverdean music and colorful melodies. Izé was one of the members of La MC Malcriado band, a collection of Cape Verdean singers including Stomy Bugsy and Jacky Brown and others including Neg'Marrons and JP in two fingers.

Nominations

Izé received two nomiantions with the group MC Malcriado, "Dis l'Heure 2 Zouk" was nominated at Victoires de la musique (Music of the Winners) 2004 under the category Best Reggae/Ragga Album of the Year and a trophy for Best Group of the African Diaspora at the 2010 Kora Awards.[1]

Discography

Mazi

Solo albums

with La MC Malcriado

Features and compilations

References

External links

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