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Joseph Garakara

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Joseph Garakara, a musical artist from Zimbabwe, gained recognition for his song "Idya Banana." Raised in a musically inclined environment, he initiated his career as a member of the family mbira group Mhuri YekwaGarakara. Subsequently, he transitioned to the education sector but rekindled his musical journey by joining the Detembera group, providing him with valuable connections in the industry. Throughout his career, Joseph Garakara has released more than five albums.

Discography

Albums²

Forever Mine2011 • albumTracks: 7

Tapinda Tapinda2005 • albumTracks: 6

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