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'''Mutende Cultural Ensemble''' is a [[Zambia]]n cultural music group formed in 1978 towards the end of the [[Zamrock|Zamrock era]]. | '''Mutende Cultural Ensemble''' is a [[Zambia]]n cultural music group formed in 1978 towards the end of the [[Zamrock|Zamrock era]]. | ||
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The group was started in [[Buchi Township]] in [[Kitwe]], [[Copperbelt]] and was initially called ''Mutende Theatre''. | The group was started in [[Buchi Township]] in [[Kitwe]], [[Copperbelt]] and was initially called ''Mutende Theatre''. By then, the group was just performing drama and poetry with its original members being [[Albert Sokoloni Kapwaya]], [[Albert Nobbie Katebe]], [[Tom Zulu]], [[Tulani Nyathi]], [[Boniface Simwanza]], [[Charles Phiri]] and Maxwell. | ||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
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Mutende Cultural Ensemble is a Zambian cultural music group formed in 1978 towards the end of the Zamrock era.
History and origin
The group was started in Buchi Township in Kitwe, Copperbelt and was initially called Mutende Theatre. By then, the group was just performing drama and poetry with its original members being Albert Sokoloni Kapwaya, Albert Nobbie Katebe, Tom Zulu, Tulani Nyathi, Boniface Simwanza, Charles Phiri and Maxwell.
See also
Main references
- Mutende Cultural Ensemble lives on, Zambia Daily Mail, 7 July 2017
