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Zuchu Announces Date for two Next Concerts After a Dwarf New Year Performance

Tanzanian top female Bongo flava artist Zuchu, has alerted fans that she’ll be performing another concert soon after a lackluster performance witnessed during the eve of new year 2023 in Dar es salaam.

The famous young artist who is also the ‘Nyumba ndogo’ hitmaker, excitedly wrote onto her Instagram stories that she will be performing at the Stade Omnisports de Malouzini in Comoros on 7th January, 2023.

The venue of the concert has a great capacity, capable of containing 10,726 of people. Hopefully, Zuchu and her boss will expectedly do a better show this time, that will gratify all their fans that shall be available on that very day.

Additionally, the singer is set to visit Kenya for a live performance on April 8 and April 9, 2023 after the event was procrastinated due to inconveniences. It was initially scheduled to take place last year December, few weeks ago.

The release of these dates of the mentioned upcoming events comes barely two days after Zuchu alongside her boss, gave a floppy performance at Dar es salaam despite raising expectations from their fans.

Through a series of super-hyping of the show that was set to take place on 31st December, 2022, the duo raised the bars of expectations from their fans.

However, fans reacted unsatisfactorily over their performance terming it a ‘poor delivery.’

Branislav Moses Opudo

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