Saint Michael, Zambia's living symbol of the fight against HIV/Aids, is performing 'No Condom No Sex' on the tunes of Marley's legendary 'No Woman No Cry' |
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Sista D., St Michael's wife, is leaving the stage after uproaring the crowd with her thriving tunes, dance and words as she's been performing her poplar song suggesting to cut of the dicks of men that rape children believing to get cured of HIV more on Sista D can be found in the section 'Sounds' |
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Leo (grey leather trousers) & Mwembe (red hat, red shoes), Zambia's leading popidols forming Black Muntu and their upcoming friend Runell (in black), are joining the stage with some of their young soon-to-be-co-stars more on Runell can be found in the section 'Sounds' |
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Tasila, fresh on the scene, stimulating the crowd to dance. It being mid-day during the hottest time of the year, it's surely not due to her music that some are a bit reluctant... |
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| Zam tribe, another upcoming band consisting of Peter Chipipa (right) & Geoffrey Phiri (middle), introducing their album 'Ticenjere' ('Let us be carefull') with the help of their friend Winston 'Georgina' Moyo (left). The album will contain rap, ragga and RnB based on traditional rhythms. With songs like Musakalile ('Don't cry when we die') Zam Tribe is trying to concince its audience its better to act now then to regret later. |
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Winston 'Georgina' Moyo, nicknamed after his first hitsingle, giving it a shake with a remarkable flexible girl from the audience | |
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Alubuso, leading the charts though the album has not been released yet. | |
Shatel, singing 'bout the problems facing woman that get their babies before being ready, exalerating their show with some challenging movements |
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Safrey, Chisala and JK ('the young brother to the one and only') trying to become famous... | |
