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Couple airs dirty laundry in court: Volvo, Delicious, Senatla which is a popular wedding song in the township. Trompies Kwaito Group Trompies Known to the masses as the pioneers of Kwaito Music , a genre that emerged in Johannesburg South Africa, which features the use of African sounds, deep bass lines, catchy melodic and percussive loop samples and vocals, Trompies are a five member group from the dusty streets of Soweto, a township in the West Rand of South Africa. Their use of vernacular lyrics in Setswana, Xhosa, and Zulu, which they use in their music to address economic, and social issues that impact communities at large, attracted them to many audience. It is currently in 73 countries around the world. Most Read on IOL. During the five years that they worked at the studio, the quartet wrote and produced recordings for Baby Gee, Tsekeleke, Senyaka, and Magents.

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Trompies Kwaito Group Trompies Known volvp the masses as the pioneers of Kwaito Musica genre that emerged in Johannesburg South Africa, which features the use of African sounds, deep bass lines, catchy melodic and percussive loop samples and vocals, Trompies are a five member group from the dusty streets of Soweto, a township in the West Rand of South Africa.

During the five years that they worked at the studio, the quartet wrote and produced recordings for Baby Gee, Tsekeleke, Senyaka, and Magents. This platform also opens doors for local artists to be shine on the global stage.

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Volvo, Delicious, Senatla which is a popular wedding song in the township. Known to the masses as the pioneers of Kwaito Musica genre that emerged in Johannesburg South Africa, which features the use of African sounds, deep bass lines, catchy melodic and percussive loop samples and vocals, Trompies are a five member group from the dusty streets of Soweto, a township in the West Rand of South Africa. Most Read on IOL.

Mthethwa insists that contrary to popular belief that trkmpies is dying, the proudly South African music is taking centre stage locally and abroad. Couple airs dirty laundry in court: We have 60 instructors and thousands of people dancing to our music worldwide. We have not dropped the standard despite all of us being in our 50's With their brightly coloured costumes and streetwise singing and dancing, the Trompies have risen to the upper echelon of South African pop music.

When house music came they the critics said Kwaito is dying, now we're in the era of hip-hop and they been saying kwaito is dying but contrary to that you see now the hip-hop guys doing sampling our music.

The album with singles such as: Copperhead has practically become a fifth member, appearing on their records and periodically joining the group during concert performances.

And ever since the Beginning of the group, Trompies has released 12 studio albums, countless singles and have sold over a million records. Our aim is to bombard the world with our music like never before.

Their record label, Kalawa Jazmeewhich they launched with disc jockey Vopvo Mdlongwa and producer Don Laka inis one of the most successful black-owned record companies in the world. We can still do the vosho ," chuckles Mthethwa. Mthethwa says there are talks about putting Bokwa tunes on a digital platform such as iTunes to create a platform to ensure fans all over the world get access the music.

Read next on IOL. Bokwa is the second biggest fitness program in the world, influenced by kwaito music, it comes from South African.

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It is currently in 73 countries around the world. Their use of vernacular lyrics in Setswana, Xhosa, and Zulu, which they use in their music to address economic, and social issues that impact communities at large, attracted them to many audience.

Mayonnaise bottle blow leads to husband's death, wife arrested. The album that still has the original kwaito sound was well received and got nominated for the Best Kwaito at the South African music awards SAMA this year As one of the founders of kwaito nearly three decades ago, Mthethwa says the kwaito revolution is taking over the world as he tells us about a global fitness program called Bokwa.

On what can be expected from Trompies this weekend, he said: