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ALICK Macheso’s camp says the sungura ace does not read much into superstition, particularly the myth surrounding Friday the 13th.
According to his publicist, Tichaona Makahamadze, Macheso can work and conduct business as usual unless he has lost a close relative or is feeling unwell.
“At Orchestra Mberikwazvo, we prioritise our work and do not read much into some Western superstitious beliefs, particularly the Friday the 13th myth,” he said.
“Tonight, we have a show lined up in Harare, supported by Hulengende and Madedido. As we have indicated, we are ready to work with anyone, including young artistes such as Hulengende.”
On the other hand, Hulengende, who is reaping the rewards of his hard work, has confirmed that he will share the stage with Macheso on this day associated with bad luck.
“On November 13, I will be performing alongside Alick Macheso at Werras Gardens. We are ready for the show,” Hulengende said.
Macheso and Hulengende have built a strong connection with fans across the country, and this time around, they will take their act to Glen View on a day that some people consider unlucky.
