A large ethnic group in Angola composed of several tribes, primarily extending from Luanda inland to the province of Malanje. They comprise about 25 percent of Angola's population. The language of the Mbundu people is Kimbundu. Angola gets its name from the Kimbundu word for king, Ngola. Mestiço People of mixed Portuguese and African descent. Mestiços have played an important part in Angolan history, especially in Luanda.

an ethnic group speaking Umbundu and living in western Angola

The Mbundu people are the second largest people group in Angola. About one quarter of the people in Angola are of Mbundu origin however a smaller percentage of Mbundu people speak the Kimbundu language in favor of Portuguese because of strong influence of the Portuguese in Mbundu territory. The Mbundu people live in the region surrounding Angola's capital city of Luanda.