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Makhadzi performs in Tembisa in honour of women

Musician and dance queen Makhadzi recently serenaded the people of Tembisa and show attendees with her songs. She was invited to perform at an event made in honour of women this women’s month.

The Venda musician has been sharing some of the new songs in her upcoming album, which will also be her first album under her own record label Makhadzi Entertainment. The Dear Ex star known for her stellar performance each time she gets on stage, introduced two new songs to the Tembisa show attendees.

Taking to her social media, Makhadzi shared a video of her arrival backstage and her performance on stage, captioning it:

“Tembisa was the place to be this past weekend and we had so much fun. Women are lit??… I gave them a taste of two songs from my upcoming album (..album name coming..) and it’s confirmed that the festives will be lit. Thank you Tembisa for making this month a great women’s month. Did you hear the songs?????.”

 

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Social media users and those who went to watch the performance commented, adding:

Your dancers were on another level this time momma???????? can’t wait to see you on the 2nd Sept @meropaza.”

“?you were on fire ? as always…I enjoyed the event.”

“Such a great performer❤️ enjoyed every moment of you on stage @makhadzisa.”

Referring to Makhadzi’s new song, ne user wrote:

“Your life is a movie indeed Sis❤️????.”

“Makhadzi to the world ?.”

Also see: Penny Penny lambasts DJ Bushida Coffee for remixing his song

 

 

 

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