The Chopi are an indigenous group primarily found in the southern region of Mozambique. They are known for their rich cultural heritage, which includes traditional music, dance, and crafts. The Chopi people have a strong connection to their land and often engage in agriculture and fishing as part of their livelihood. One of the most notable aspects of Chopi culture is their unique musical tradition, particularly the use of the mbira, a traditional thumb piano. This instrument plays a central role in their ceremonies and celebrations, reflecting the community's values and beliefs. The Chopi's music is recognized for its complexity and rhythmic patterns.