Anselmo Ralph

Anselmo Ralph is an Angolan singer and songwriter, born on March 12, 1981, in Luanda, Angola. He is one of the biggest stars in Angolan and Lusophone music, known primarily for his work in the genres of kizomba, R&B, and zouk. His musical career began to gain notoriety in the mid-2000s, and since then, Anselmo Ralph has become an iconic name in Portuguese-language music.

His debut album, Histórias de Amor (2006), was an immediate success, catapulting him to fame in Angola and other Portuguese-speaking countries. The album includes hits such as "Não Me Toca," which quickly became an anthem in the Lusophone community. His songs are known for blending romantic ballads with dance beats, creating a style that appeals to a wide range of listeners.

Anselmo Ralph has a significant presence not only in Angola, but also in Portugal, where his albums are frequently certified gold and platinum. Throughout his career, he has released several successful albums, including O Cupido (2013), Amor É Cego (2016), and Momentos (2018). His songs are often accompanied by well-produced music videos that receive millions of views on YouTube.

In addition to his musical career, Anselmo Ralph also distinguished himself as a judge on the television program The Voice Portugal, where he shared his experience and knowledge with new musical talents.

Anselmo Ralph continues to be one of the most influential figures in contemporary Angolan and Lusophone music, known for his emotive lyrics, charismatic performances, and the lasting impact of his songs on the Portuguese-language music scene.