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SUMMARY:Ladysmith Black Mambazo
LOCATION:The Freight & Salvage\, 2020 Addison Street\, Berkeley\, CA 94704
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 , 2027 2:00PM Event Summary Sunday\, February 14\, 2027 2:00PM Ladysmith B
 lack Mambazo Ladysmith Black Mambazo Let us tell you a story. An impossibl
 e to believe\, yet\, true story. Once upon a time there was a teenage boy 
 working on his family farm in apartheid South Africa. The year was 1960. T
 his boy loved to sing\, in fact he loved to sing so much that he allowed h
 imself an impossible dream. In his dream he would create a group of singer
 s\, from his family members\, to sing traditional South African songs. His
  group would perform all over South Africa and they would become the great
 est music group his country would ever know. How could such a dream come t
 o a young farm boy in a country rife with hardship\, violence and trouble?
  Well\, Joseph Shabalala was this young farm boy and his dream would becom
 e Ladysmith Black Mambazo . The year 2025 marks the 65th anniversary of Jo
 seph Shabalala forming Ladysmith Black Mambazo. His group would not only c
 onquer all of South Africa\, but would become a worldwide phenomenon\, win
 ning more GRAMMY Awards (Five)\, and receiving more GRAMMY Award nominatio
 ns (Nineteen)\, than any World Music group in the history of recorded musi
 c. During the dark years of South African Apartheid\, Ladysmith Black Mamb
 azo followed a path of peaceful protest through songs of hope and love. Wh
 en Nelson Mandela was released from prison\, in 1990\, he said that Ladysm
 ith Black Mambazo’s music was a powerful message of peace that he listen
 ed to while in jail. When Mandela was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize\, in 1
 993\, he asked the group to join him at the ceremony. It was Mandela who c
 alled Ladysmith Black Mambazo “South Africa’s Cultural Ambassadors to 
 the World.” The group sings a traditiona\n\nhttps://secure.thefreight.or
 g/15873/16099
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