Staff Writer
Afro-traditional band called Music to Music will represent Bulawayo province in the Chibuku Road to Fame national finals scheduled for November.
In second place was Amani Pulse an afro-fusion band based in Mzilikazi while in third place was Tawedzegwa, a sungura group.
Elsewhere in Mashonaland East province, the Pilgrims of Christ, a gospel group based in Marondera came first ahead of Gangle Foxes, a sungura Band of Hwedza District in second and in third V27 Express, an afro-fusion group based in Murewa District.
Chibuku Road to Fame, the country’s biggest talent search competition will run from 28 September to 9 November 2024 under the theme, “Bvirarira, Tshay’iNgoma”.
The competitions are dedicated to recognizing and rewarding exceptional up-and-coming artists, providing a launchpad for diverse talent across the nation.
With a rich history of success, the competition continues to empower aspiring musicians, creating countless success stories along the way.
Irimayi Muzorewa (DELTA CORPORATION, Marketing Director) said through close collaboration with National Arts Council of Zimbabwe (NACZ), they were committed to nurturing fresh talent and supporting the arts.
“This initiative also offers Chibuku, a unique opportunity to connect with and engage consumers nationwide, with thrilling provincial competitions taking place across the country. Stay tuned for an unforgettable season of music, talent, and inspiration!” Muzorewa said.
Muzorewa said the competition would begin with 10 provincial finals held across Zimbabwe, culminating to a grand finale in Harare.
“Registration with the National Arts Council of Zimbabwe is a prerequisite for participation in the competitions.
“The Chibuku brand continues to leverage on music and dance to deliver its core purpose of nourishing the bonds of brotherhood amongst its consumers, who have a strong appreciation for music.
“We are thrilled to see our brand connect with consumers and support the next generation of up-coming artists on their journey to stardom,” Muzorewa said.
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