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THE globally celebrated all-male Isicathamiya singing group, “Ladysmith Black Mambazo”, is gearing up for its second annual “Christmas with Ladysmith Black Mambazo” concert, promising an evening of heart-warming music and community spirit.
This enchanting event is set to unfold on December 23, at the renowned CFCI Theatre in Berea, Johannesburg.
Proudly supported by Durban Tourism, the concert will feature a diverse line-up of talented artistes, including gospel music, Ayanda Ntanzi, the Soweto Central Chorus, and Prophet Nomusa Dlomo, alongside the mesmerising CFCI Choir.
The evening aims to blend stirring rhythms with soulful harmonies, creating a unique gospel flavour that encapsulates the true essence of Christmas.
Ladysmith Black Mambazo, known for their rich musical heritage and harmonious sound, has a significant following not just in South Africa but also across borders, particularly in Zimbabwe.
Their collaborative history includes a memorable partnership with the late legendary Oliver Mtukudzi, showcasing their ability to connect with diverse audiences through their music.
“This concert is more than just a musical showcase; it is an invitation to share in a bit united spirit of togetherness,” said Ladysmith Black Mambazo communications manager Xolani Majozi.
“We aim to create an environment that fosters unity and strengthens bonds within our communities, families, and friends.”
The concert offers an ideal platform for holiday makers visiting Durban during the festive season, providing an unforgettable experience filled with uplifting gospel tunes and joyous performances.
In these challenging times, Ladysmith Black Mambazo believes that music can serve as a beacon of hope and unity.
“We invite everyone to gather their loved ones and join us for an evening that promises to be filled with unforgettable musical performances and heartfelt community spirit,” added Majozi. – Follow on X @MbuleloMpofu
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