Binhan

Binhanquinhe Quimor, known as Binhan, is a musician who has gained a reputation for denouncing the social and political situation in Guinea-Bissau through his music. He discovered his musical talent at an early age and gained popularity by performing at local and regional festivals, winning several singing contests. In 2008, Binhan was named “Cantor Revelation of the Year” in Guinea-Bissau by critics. He has continued to use his music to bring attention to the challenges facing his country, earning him recognition such as the prize for outstanding modern music singer at the 1st Guiné n’dade National Gala in December 2014.

Binhan’s debut album, Lifanti Pupa, showcases his talent for melody and features a mix of songs that address social and political issues, love, and country. The album includes songs like “Bolserus” and “Turpeça Dissabidu,” which criticize the behavior of the Guinean military and political class, as well as more positive tracks like “Mariana” and “Lifanti Kala,” which celebrate love. Binhan sings in Creole and other dialects of Guinea-Bissau, making him a true ambassador of the culture and tradition of his country. His music is a powerful tool for bringing attention to the struggles
and challenges facing Guinea-Bissau.