Chopi Music is a traditional musical style originating from the Chopi people of southern Mozambique. It is characterized by the use of unique instruments, particularly the mbila, a type of thumb piano made from wooden boards and metal keys. The music often features complex rhythms and harmonies, reflecting the cultural heritage and social practices of the Chopi community. The performances typically involve both instrumental and vocal elements, with songs that convey stories, rituals, and communal values. Chopi Music plays a significant role in various ceremonies and celebrations, helping to preserve the cultural identity of the Chopi people through generations.