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SUMMARY:Ladysmith Black Mambazo
LOCATION:The Freight & Salvage\, 2020 Addison Street\, Berkeley\, CA 94704
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 3\, 2027 8:00PM Event Summary Ladysmith Black Mambazo Read More Hide Let u
 s tell you a story. An impossible to believe\, yet\, true story. Once upon
  a time there was a teenage boy working on his family farm in apartheid So
 uth Africa. The year was 1960. This boy loved to sing\, in fact he loved t
 o sing so much that he allowed himself an impossible dream. In his dream h
 e would create a group of singers\, from his family members\, to sing trad
 itional South African songs. His group would perform all over South Africa
  and they would become the greatest music group his country would ever kno
 w. How could such a dream come to a young farm boy in a country rife with 
 hardship\, violence and trouble? Well\, Joseph Shabalala was this young fa
 rm boy and his dream would become Ladysmith Black Mambazo . The year 2025 
 marks the 65th anniversary of Joseph Shabalala forming Ladysmith Black Mam
 bazo. His group would not only conquer all of South Africa\, but would bec
 ome a worldwide phenomenon\, winning more GRAMMY Awards (Five)\, and recei
 ving more GRAMMY Award nominations (Nineteen)\, than any World Music group
  in the history of recorded music. During the dark years of South African 
 Apartheid\, Ladysmith Black Mambazo followed a path of peaceful protest th
 rough songs of hope and love. When Nelson Mandela was released from prison
 \, in 1990\, he said that Ladysmith Black Mambazo’s music was a powerful
  message of peace that he listened to while in jail. When Mandela was awar
 ded the Nobel Peace Prize\, in 1993\, he asked the group to join him at th
 e ceremony. It was Mandela who called Ladysmith Black Mambazo “South Afr
 ica’s Cultural Ambassadors to the World.” The group sings a traditiona
 l music style called isicathamiya (Is-Co\n\nhttps://secure.thefreight.org/
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