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Letta Mbulu
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Participations

19
Songwriter
22
Co-Performer
1
Background Singer
3
Composer
2
Lyricist
Bio
Letta Mbulu, born Letta Nontokozo, is a revered South African jazz vocalist known for her soulful and compelling vocals. Her distinct fusion of jazz, soul, and African rhythms brought her acclaim, starting in the 1960s with albums like "Letta" and "Naturally." Relocating to the United States in the 1970s propelled her to international fame, notably with the hit "Mama Africa" in collaboration with Hugh Masekela. Over her prolific career, Letta released numerous albums, showcasing her artistic versatility. She's been honored with prestigious awards, including a Lifetime Achievement Award and the Order of Ikhamanga, attesting to her impactful contributions. Even with decades in the industry, Letta's electrifying performances and heartfelt music continue to inspire and enthrall global audiences.
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