Buyelekhaya Jazz Festival!

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An awesome day it was yesterday. As it was our first time attending the Buyelekhaya Jazz Festival held in the Eastern Cape. All souls gathered to witness this joyous day. Being touched by artists like Zahara, Simphiwe Dana, Camagwini, Salif Keita to name a few. While DJ Toolz of Mhlobo Wenene held it down like a house on fire, blessing us with house tracks only he could pull *captivated*. Heads up to KC and Patko for setting the stage on fire, their presence was recieved extremely well by the masses. It was a blast!
                                                           The setting was awesome
                                              Loved the Raggae group that was performing
                                       These are half of the people that were there, it was pact!
                                                             Journying to the entrance
                                                              The walk continues

                                                 Thumbs up to the security. Safety first!
                                          Sisters doing it for themselves *in an american accent*
                                                             Sis Ntosh & Big Sis

                                                                      My sisie!
                                                                          Me!




Comments

  1. Blackboldvoice17 December 2012 at 08:35

    Oh how I wish I was there!!!!!I would love to see Simphiwe Dana perform-I have seen most of her live concerts and I am in awe of her stage presence-it's like she allows you to get lost in her music.You guys look stunning (as per usual)I love the whole headwrap fever-it shows that you guys will make beautiful makotis-Lol!!

    Overall an amazing post!

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  2. Andiswa20 December 2012 at 04:07

    Next year had better be us all there. She is a very thoughtful artist, and her performance was great, I wish the crowd had been more accomodative, but allas. We are so hooked to the headwrap, our heads feel naked without it,lol. Beautiful Makotis...well! Thank you friend! Mwa

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