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Moonchild Sanelly
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Sanelisiwe Twisha, with music sobriquet Moonchild Sanelly, is a South African rapper-singer, songwriter, and dancer recognized for her distinctive musical style known as Future ghetto punk. She began her music career in Durban before relocating to Johannesburg. Moonchild has released several albums and EPs, such as "Rabulapha!" and "Nüdes", and has collaborated with other A-list South African artists like Maphorisa, Busiswa, and DJ Shimza. She also received recognitions for her music. Her live performances are renowned for their energy and vibrancy. Alongside her music career, Moonchild is a vocal advocate for body positivity and sexual empowerment, frequently incorporating these themes into her music and public appearances.
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