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Message: [QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 31944, member: 636"] Sandra Ndebele can't wait to sing at the big show on April 18. She feels super happy about going to Gokwe, where many people love music but rarely see big concerts. The famous dancer from Bulawayo told reporters she wants to make the night special for everyone there. She believes these big music events help country people enjoy the same fun as city folks. The bright lights and loudspeakers bring joy to areas far from towns. The last time Sandra played music in Gokwe was over ten years ago. She plans to bring her best dance moves and songs to the party next week. The government decided to spread these national parties across the whole country instead of just in big cities. Sandra thinks this change makes perfect sense because it lets everyone join the fun no matter where they live. She spends lots of time practicing with her team right now. Many other famous singers will join Sandra on stage that night. The list includes Suluman Chimbetu, Mark Ngwazi, Jah Master, and several more popular acts. The whole party celebrates Zimbabwe's 45 years as a free country. The theme talks about working together for better days ahead. Each artist brings something different to make the show feel fresh and exciting all night long. Suluman Chimbetu might steal the show as the biggest name performing. He learned from his dad Simon how to rock big events with energy. Chief Hwenje comes from the same area as the show, making it extra special for him to play for neighbors and friends. Mark Ngwazi mixes funny stories with catchy tunes that make people laugh and dance. Tendai Dembo keeps getting better every year, just like his music. The concert features something for every music fan in Gokwe. Sasha Madhuve plays traditional mbira music that honors African culture. Andy Muridzo and Jah Master always make crowds go wild with their hits. Gospel music lovers will hear Argatha Murudzwa sing her heart out after twenty years of making beautiful songs. Sandra herself has grown from just dancing into a complete performer and even works as a local leader in Bulawayo these days. The whole celebration shows how strong and united Zimbabwe stands after 45 years. [/QUOTE]

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