“…..what’s
most
important, is
to make new
fans and
friends, and I
definitely did
that at
Shoko.”
Mzungu Kichaa and band
MK: Well, that is hard for me
to say. But in general I felt
well received. I was happy on
stage and so was my band and
I could sense from the crowd
that they were happy too. One
thing that I didn´t expect was
to find so many people who
already knew about my music.
But for me, what’s most
important, is to make new
fans and friends, and I
definitely did that at Shoko. I
think you need to ask
someone else who attended
the concert or listened to my
music on the radio to really
find out how I have been
received in Zimbabwe since
my visit.
GM.: What are the
differences between the
urban music and culture
in Tanzania and that of
Zimbabwe, that you have
noticed?
MK: I think that there are
more similarities than
differences. I feel I was there
too short to really make a
statement about that.
GM.: Can we look forward
to another visit from
Mzungu Kichaa anytime
soon?
MK: Yes! At least I hope so...
But I will definitely do my
best to make it happen. First I
need to put the final touches
to my new album which will
be coming out early next year.
So make sure you tweet or
Facebook me
@mzungukichaa so that I can
keep you updated.
GM.: Shoko means word. What
words would you like to impart
to young Zimbabweans,
especially in the arts and
entertainment industry?
MK: Faith and Perseverance.
Always have faith in what you are
doing and keep persevering until
you become nothing but the best.
And those are some very
motivating words from Mzungu
Kichaa. We hope to have you back
soon in Zimbabwe!
For more Kichaa music follow him
on:
Mzungu Kichaa
@mzungukichaa
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