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Tembalami
Zimbabwean gospel artist From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Temba Tagwireyi (born January 16, 1982), known professionally as Tembalami, is a Zimbabwean gospel artist and businessman.[1][2][3]
Background
Tagwireyi was born in Chitungwiza where he grew up and attended his early education.
Tagwireyi started his music career in 2002 as part of a gospel group called The Burning Bush, then he had a stint as a secular artist in 2004. During that time, he collaborated with the rap duo Extra Large. He became prominent after the release of the Tomurumbidza Medley single from his first studio album Brighter Day which became a hit on radio charts in Zimbabwe in 2011.[4] Tagwireyi had his first studio recording with The Burning Bush. He then left the group to become one of the founding members of popular group, Zimpraise Choir, in 2006.[5] He had his first international tour in 2014[6] when he toured the United States' East Coast.[7][4]
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Personal life
Tagwireyi is married to Anesu Mawoneke since November 2018.[8][9]
Discography
Albums
Singles
- Brighter Day feat. Carol Wutawunashe (2011)
- Tomurumbidza Medley feat. Wellington Kwenda (2011)[14]
- Mhanya (2012)
- Handidzokere shure (2012)
- Bayete (2013)
- Ndoyenda (2013)
- Hande feat. Wellington Kwenda & Melz (2014)[15]
- Bayete Remix (2014)
- L.O.V.E feat. Melz (2015)
- Mapapiro feat. Mkhululi Bhebhe (2016)
- One True Religion (2016)
- Sekerera (2017)[16]
- Dairai (2018)[17]
- Mirira (2019)
- Waweza feat. Sofi Mendez (2019)
- Mbiri feat. Janet Manyowa (2020)[18]
- It's Coming Down (2020)
- It's Already Done feat. Bridget Ndanga (2021)
- Good Good (2022)
- Tevera (2022)
- Victory feat. Nutty O (2022)
- Misodzi (2023)
- Gore Rino feat. The Unveiled (2024)
- Moyo Wangu (2024)
- Kunaka feat. Spiwe Ndebele (2024)
Awards
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References
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