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Alick Macheso
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Alick Macheso is a highly regarded Zimbabwean singer and musician in Southern Africa. He rose to fame with his debut album "Magariro" in 1998 and is best known for his hit album "Simbaradzo", which remains the best-selling album in Zimbabwe. Macheso is a multi-talented artist who can sing, dance, and play the guitar. He's also known for his philanthropy and has used his platform to support education and assist the needy. Macheso has received numerous awards for his music and contributions to the industry.
Discography
Albums3
Dzinosvitsa Kure
Dzinosvitsa Kure2018 • albumTracks: 6
Tsoka Dzerwendo (Ayayaa)
Tsoka Dzerwendo (Ayayaa)2018 • albumTracks: 6
Kwatakabva Mitunhu (Kure Kwekure)
Kwatakabva Mitunhu (Kure Kwekure)2018 • albumTracks: 6
Singles3
Zuro Ndizuro
Zuro Ndizuro2020 • SingleTracks: 1
Mundikumbuke
Mundikumbuke2000 • SingleTracks: 1
Sarah
Sarah1998 • SingleTracks: 1
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