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Bravo Le Roux hoists SA flag to Europe

Cape Town-based musician Sinesipho Peter, popularly known as Bravo Le Roux is set to travel to Europe soon.

Bravo was born in the Eastern Cape and raised in the Western Cape between Kleinmond, Gansbaai and Khayelitsha.

This trip is a result of the manifestation of his previous work titled ‘International Gubevu‘, a project that was released when he was still an underdog, he is now an international artist.

He began his music career in the early stages of his life and is currently on TRACE Africa Top 30 List and MTV Base Hottest MC List at No.8.

The township hero who has defied the odds said: “I’m incredibly humbled by how my music has travelled across the globe and I appreciate the fact that I am doing this in isiXhosa and representing my roots visually.”

Bravo has recently released a very powerful album titled ‘Igazi, Iinyembezi Nombilo,’ sharing his life experiences, his wins and losses.

Soon he will be moving around Switzerland, Germany, Italy and he is confident that this is not the last international trip. His team is in conversation with other promoters from countries all over the globe.

Bravo said he is grateful to everyone who supports his music from all corners of South Africa and celebrates that the rest of the world is starting to catch up.

“This trip is not only about the music, but I will also be doing other projects, and also checking out the Milan Fashion Week hoping that I can get a Maxhosa to dress me (giggles),” he added.

Bravo is set to drop a deluxe version of his latest album, Igazi, Iinyembezi Nombilo, and he is set to do a massive tour.

“Thank you to my team for the hard work we have put together thus far. I pray that God continues to keep us together and build this brand to where we want to take it and together,” he said.

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