A short look at June 16 in the history of South Africa

@fibra59 hosts a great memechallenge and it has been a while since I entered, so here goes.

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This is one of those South African bands that really came out of nowhere and hit the world by storm! Qkumba Zoo They added a whole new dimension of flavour to the South African music industry and hit the

Hugh Masekela was considered the voice of the nation singing songs of oppression as well as redemption. In 1974 - Hugh Masekela released such a song, describing the trains that brought workers into South

Lookin back over many years in South-African music history, one band that truly stands out in the 1980 was the female group called Joy. Who had one amazing hit single called paradise road. This song depicted

Ah when it comes to South African music, capetown sure has delivered some gems, the band I would like to share with yu today is called falling mirrors, and the best way to describe it would be asking you

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Chocolate Toffee: Saitana (1976) During the uprising era, a band from Soweto called Saitana released the solo album: Jenakuru. with this unique song featured. Definately one of South Africa's more unique

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