Scró Q Cuia is an Angola-based musician known for his unique contributions to the Kuduro genre, which is a type of music and dance that originated in Angola in the late 1980s. His style is characterized by upbeat rhythms and danceable melodies, often mixing traditional Angolan sounds with modern electronic beats and influences from various African musical traditions.

Emerging as a vibrant force within the contemporary African music scene, Scró Q Cuia has carved out a niche with catchy tracks that have garnered both national and international attention. Some of his recent songs, such as "Castigo," "Mãe Joana," "Batatinha Frita," "5 Milhões," and "Vô Te Daa," showcase his dynamic approach to songwriting and production, as well as his ability to engage listeners with infectious beats and hooks. With his growing discography and lively performances, Scró Q Cuia continues to be a prominent figure in the spread of Kuduro and other Afro-centric music genres to a global audience.