Kunonga, Alexio in collabo at Junction 24

Bornwise Mtonzi Entertainment Reporter
Jazz crooner Victor Kunonga will share the stage with Alexio Kawara at Junction 24 on Sunday. The two music stars will be performing at a family show that will be starting at 2pm. They will grace the stage that has hosted several musicians over the past couple of months. This is not the first time for the two to share the stage. They have previously held several joint shows.

“It’s a family oriented show, we have done it before and we have decided to do it for the second time. Our fans should look forward to an exciting show,” said Victor.

The show is open to everyone and those who wish to come are free to bring their families.

In an interview Alexio Kawara’s manager Farirai Chavura, she said the show will be exciting and families should come to enjoy.

“The show will be starting in the afternoon, it’s a family set up at a place where you can bring your children. It’s a show where families should not hesitate bring their respected family members,” said Farirai Chavura

She went on to say the two artistes will be alternating between the two hours and their music has something in common. The two musicians have managed to make names for themselves over the years and are still being recognised in the music industry.

Alexio Kawara is well known for his songs “Chihwandehwande”, “Shaina”, and “Tinodanana” featuring Tererai Mugwadi while Victor has made a name for himself with songs such as “Maidarirei”, “Mazenza”, “Marunjeya”and “Peace” among others.

The place has become popular by hosting big names among them Suluman Chimbetu, Jah Prayzah and Alick Macheso and still continuing to host big artistes.

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