Bangão was a revered Angolan artist, widely known for his distinctive voice and contributions to the Angolan music scene, particularly within the genre of Semba, which is deeply rooted in Angolese culture. Unfortunately, the artist, whose real name was José Adelino Barceló de Carvalho, passed away on May 22, 2020, and thus any mentions of recent releases would be posthumous or tributes/versions of his existing music by other artists or producers. Bangão’s career spanned decades, during which he became one of the most recognizable figures in his genre, loved for his lyrical storytelling that often reflected on personal experiences and societal narratives.

Over the course of his career, he became especially known for hits such as "Minha Infância," a song filled with nostalgic references, and "Muxima Uami," which showcased his ability to blend traditional Angolan rhythms with contemporary sounds. Despite the loss of this talented musician, his legacy continues as DJs and producers keep his spirit alive through remixes and reinterpretations of his work, like the Afro Pupo & KOLLA Remix of "Kakixaca." Bangão's music still resonates with fans both old and new, ensuring that his contribution to the cultural tapestry of Angola music will not be forgotten.