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Fresh Les brings back the Swagga to Rhumba music

Fresh Less PIC: KENNEDY RAMOKONE
Fresh Less PIC: KENNEDY RAMOKONE

From his gold tinted beard to his glittery sweater matching his track pants, white mazaza and flat cap, Fresh Les definitely brought the Koffi Olomide style home as he officially marked his return to Rhumba on Saturday night at Fora Farm in Kumakwane.

The occasion was to launch his latest Rhumba album titled the The return of Fresh Les, which is his first in the genre almost 14 years since he ditched Rhumba music for jazz.

Announcing his return to the genre that first introduced him to the industry, Fresh Les had made a promise to change the Rhumba scene and spark a fresh breath of air into a deeply beloved genre of music.

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