WATCH: Bazooka, Saintfloew, Macriss, Apama mesmerise fans in Matabeleland

Mthabisi Tshuma, [email protected]

They arrived, they conquered, they left fans spellbound. This concisely captures the narrative of Harare-based artistes Bazooka, Saintfloew and Macriss who graced the Matabeleland region this past weekend, solidifying their status as nationally acclaimed and beloved creatives.

WATCH here:https://youtu.be/eopZ7NeAUBM

Kicking off the festivities on Friday night at the Palace Hotel in Bulawayo, Apama and his dance group delivered a dynamic performance, blending various styles to keep the audience dancing and thoroughly entertained. Bazooka took to the stage shortly after midnight, showcasing his seasoned prowess in the music industry and reaffirming his position as a prominent Zimdancehall artiste. His electrifying two-hour performance left fans yearning for more, especially with repeated requests for his hit track, “Kumba Kwedu”.

In Beitbridge, Bazooka received a similarly enthusiastic reception, joined by Saintfloew and Macriss. Macriss opened the show, setting the stage for Bazooka’s captivating performance, with Saintfloew concluding the night on a high note.

Overall, the impressive turnout at the shows underscored the enduring popularity and significance of the Zimdancehall genre, reaffirming its status as one of the most followed music genres nationwide.

– @mthabisi_mthire

 

 

 

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