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John Chibadura

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Discography

Albums¹⁰

John Chibadura and the Dembo Brothers Vol. 52013 • albumTracks: 4

John Chibadura and the Dembo Brothers Vol. 52013 • albumTracks: 4

Rugare2013 • albumTracks: 6

Sara Ugarike Vol.22013 • albumTracks: 8

Nguva Yakaoma2011 • albumTracks: 6

Kugarika Tangenhamo Mudzimu Yangu2011 • albumTracks: 12

Mutumwa2008 • albumTracks: 6

5000 Dollars (Kuroora)2008 • albumTracks: 8

Mune Majerasi2008 • albumTracks: 8

Zufa Refuka Kwangu2006 • albumTracks: 7

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