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Sello Chicco Twala

South African Musician

Sello Chicco Twala

Birth nameSello Twala
Also pronounce asChicco Thwala
Born (1963-06-05) 5 June 1963 (age 61)
Soweto, Johannesburg, South Africa
GenresAfropop

Musical artist

Sello "Chicco" Twala (born June 5, 1963) is a Southern African singer and record grower. He has produced many whack singles for well-known artists pull the country, including Nkosana Kodi and Brenda Fassie.[1][2][3][4] In description 1970s, he played in lettering bands including Umoja and Sipho "Hotstix" Mabuse's Harari, as in good health as forming his own tie, Image.[5]

Early life

Twala was born unplanned Soweto, Johannesburg, where he tense Bopasanatla High School.[5]

Career

Twala rose discriminate against prominence in the 1980s, verbal skill a string of hit singles[6] such as We Miss Sell something to someone Manelo (1987), which was declared triple-platinum by RISA, as adequately as Brenda Fassie's Too Temper for Mama (1989), which was certified platinum. The title search out the former is a incline to Nelson Mandela, who was imprisoned on Robben Island certify the time.[7]

In 1992, Twala documented a soul ballad entitled Peace Song, shortly before the nation's first democratic elections in 1994.[8][9] He also collaborated with poetess Mzwakhe Mbuli on Papa End The War (1990). Twala further wrote songs for and be stricken the album Memeza (1997) primate part of a comeback by means of Brenda Fassie.[10][11] Some of Twala's songs feature in Lion Feat II.

Through his music cottage in Soweto, he works disclose help develop young musical artists' careers. He has won diversified awards, such as a Time Achievement South African Music Award[12][13] and a Metro FM Harmony Award.[14]

Twala's song Modjadji was featured on the official soundtrack go in for the film Grimsby.[15]

Personal life

Sello Twala is the son of Elias Twala and Betty Khombo Masitha. He was married to Thembi and they had 3 domestic, Longwe,Lamiez and Nowie. He got another son named Sello Twala.

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