Folklore guitarists outdo themselves

 Who will forget Stiga Sola's  rendition of the Hambukushu song, or Mosalagae Kachulele's presentation on H1N1.
 Kuchelele of Selibe-Phikwe sang on the dreaded swine flu and how people can  reduce its spread.  With dancing antics on stage, and a powerful rhythmic style, Kuchelele soon established himself as  one of the early favourites for the title, along with visually impaired performer, Tapson Gaoabiwe of Maun, especially after legend Andries  Bok failed to live up to his reputation.

Then came Otlogetswe Makasa, who  revisited the traditional concept of  beauty in a "fit" woman, the fat woman.
The Letlhakane man nicknamed Rasta,  mocked and rejected the thin woman, a using story-telling technique that left his audience calling for more.