Don Kikas, whose real name is Emílio Camilo da Costa, is a renowned Angolan singer-songwriter known for his significant contributions to the genre of Kizomba, a popular type of Angolan music that blends Zouk rhythms with traditional Angolan melodies. Born on July 5, 1974, in Sumbe, Angola, Don Kikas has been a prominent figure in the African music scene since the mid-1990s, often praised for his romantic lyrics and melodious tunes that have helped to shape the sound of modern Angolan music.

Kikas gained international recognition with his debut album "Sexy Baby" released in 1995 and continued to build his reputation with subsequent releases, showcasing his versatility and passion for both uptempo dance tracks and soulful ballads. With a career spanning over two decades, Don Kikas remains a significant cultural ambassador for Angolan music, constantly evolving while staying true to his roots. His more recent releases, such as "Candidato Do Amor" and "Livre," demonstrate his enduring appeal and his ability to stay relevant in a rapidly changing music landscape, all while captivating audiences with his voice and heartfelt storytelling.