The South African Jazz industry has lost one of its own.The legendary musician is known for hit songs such as Batsumi among others.
He was awarded the order of Inkamanga for his exceptional contribution to music and the struggle for freedom.Gwangwa's death falls on the third anniversary of fellow South African jazz legend Hugh Masekela's death and the third anniversary of Zimbabwean legend Oliver Mtukudzi's death. President Cyril Ramaphosa says Gwanga mobilised the international community against the apartheid system.
A giant of our revolutionary cultural movement and our democratic creative industries has been called to rest; the trombone that boomed with boldness and bravery, and equally warmed our hearts with mellow melody has lost its life force.
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God loves Afro Jazz he has taken his Artists home. Rest Easy son of the soil.
No maan💔😢
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Ao! Robala ka khotso Ntate Gwangwa. Your music will live on.
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