Maskandi is a form of Zulu folk music, originally associated with migrant workers, that is evolving with South African society.
Maskandi
Where did the name Maskandi come from?
Etymologically the word derives from the Afrikaans musikante (musicians). KwaZulu Natal, a province of South Africa where I have lived and worked for the past decade, is home to literally thousands of ‘Maskandis’, who have developed a rich musical repertoire employing a special style of guitar playing.”
Who is the best Maskandi singer?
Maskandi Artists
- zanefa ngidi. 7 listeners. …
- Ihash’ Elimhlophe. 1 listener. …
- Ihashi Elimhlophe. 1,596 listeners. …
- Shiyani Ngcobo. 2,027 listeners. …
- Bhekumuzi Luthuli. 2,871 listeners. …
- Shwi Nomtekhala. 145 listeners. …
- Phuzekhemisi. 1,909 listeners. …
- Moses Mchunu. 5,929 listeners.
Who is the founder of Maskandi?
One of the earliest Maskandi was a man named John Bhengu, who came to be known as Phuzushukela, or “Sugar Drinker.” He began his career playing acoustic guitar, then moved to electric, either through his own choice or through that of his manager. Out of his music, a massive market for Maskanda music was created.
Which site to download maskandi music?
- Apple Music.
- Deezer.
- iTunes.
- Shazam.
- Spotify.