Cize (as she is called by friends), or Cesaria Evora, is a Morna musician from Cape Verde. She has become one of Africa's international music superstars, riding her great voice and great persona. She has also been nicknamed the 'barefoot diva' due to her habit of performing barefooted. Some of her popular songs include Besame mucho, Petit Pays, Angola, Sao Vicente de long, Nutridinha and Sangue de Beirona.

Elizio is a Cape Verdean musician. He was born in 1979 in Luanda, the capital of Angola. He presently lives in France.

He is an ex-dancer and he performs hip-hop music as well. He was part of the 'Cabosquad.

He met Kaysha of Sushiraw Entertainment in July 2002 and he co-wrote a song with him. He also did some verses on 'Funky Electronic Kompa' on Kaysha's album called 'It's all love'.

Semedo was born on the Cape Verde islands in western Africa and moved to Netherlands at the age of six.

Lura was born in Portugal to Cape-Verdean parents in 1975. Her father came from Santiago and her mother from São Nicolau. Initially she wanted to become a dancer or a swimming instructor. She became a singer at the age of seventeen when Juka, an artist from São Tomé and Príncipe, asked her to sing a duet with him for a music album. The album became a success, and subsequently she participated in productions by artists such as Bonga, Tito Paris, Paulo Flores and Paulinho Vieira.

In 1996 she recorded her first album Nha Vida with her own compositions.

Paulinha is a Cape Verdean singer.

Some of her songs include Foi maiga, Ate la, Bussola sem Norte, Is it me, Mentira, etc

Philip Monteiro is a Cape Verdean singer based in Senegal.

He sings zouk, kizomba, etc.

Some of his songs are Amani, Alta Segurança, A Volta, Sara, Estou Em Suas Mãos, Sama Wo, Ama Sem Segredo, Gainde Njaay, Perde Tempo, Tempestade, etc

Suzanna may have started out as a golden girl with an angelic voice, but since the release of her debut solo album, Without You In This World (Sem bó nes mund), she’s become even more - a voice for young women striving to reach their goals. In a number of countries, her concerts are usually sold out the minute they go on sale and her CD’s are some of the best sellers in the Lusophone market.

Born in the Cape Verdean Islands, Suzanna Lubrano and her parents moved to the Netherlands when she was four.