Brazilian Producer Behind Viral Song Mwaki Announces Kenyan Concert: "Can't Wait To Meet You"

• Brazilian music producer Zerb and Kenyan vocalist Sofiya Nzau's Mwaki hit song has been trending since it emerged as the most streamed song on Spotify
• This saw Kenyans flock to the Brazilian producer's social media to request a concert, and he heeded their call
• Zerb announced via his TikTok page that he will host his concert in Diani, where he will perform live alongside Sofiya

Brazilian music producer Zerb who is behind the viral Mwaki song featuring Kenyan Sofiya Nzau, has announced he will be coming to Kenya for a concert.

Mwaki producer Zerb announces Kenyan concert

His announcement comes weeks after Kenyans online begged him to tour Kenya and host an electrifying concert.

Zerb has heeded the Kenyans' call, and he revealed he will host his concert dubbed the Passport Experience on New Year's Eve in Diani.

"Kenya, I am coming for New Year's Eve. Can't wait to meet you all and play Mwaki live with Sofiya Nzau," he said on his TikTok.

Watch the video below:

The news left Kenyans excited as some confirmed they will cancel their initial plans to watch the Brazilian on stage.

Here are some of the comments from netizens:

@DJ Domy Yeng said:

"Pesa nilikuwa nazo ni za kushusha nyavu. Let me think and come back with my plans."

@Dv95 said:

"This is so heartwarming to see. I love the journey you are on and the acknowledgement you are giving Sofia and Kenya."

@Shi_Maish said:

"Diani here we come."

@Shakir Galiem said:

"Is this for real."

@Mike Marshall said:

"Mta perform ngoma moja."

@Zimpapi said:

"You are going to Kenya just to play one song."

@mshiksngiraba said:

"We cannot wait."

Sofiya reveals why she wasn't credit for her song

The Mwaki vocalist recently calmed netizens down after explaining why she was not credited on her viral song.

The song was attributed to the Brazilian Producer, despite containing Sofiya's vocals, and Kenyans were not pleased.

They flocked to Sofiya's social media, demanding an explanation and criticised the Brazilian producer for not crediting her.

The singer stated that she has an agreement with Zerb that sees her raking in proceeds from the song and its success.

"I've been doing vocal packs and placing them on various websites where artists and songwriters get exposure and also get to pay their bills. So that's where the amazing producer who did the song, Mwaki, got the vocals from, made the beat for the song, and made a hit," she said.