Mnike Thrills Fans At Waarwasjy Festival

Monday, November 02, 2015

Waarwasjy, a show which set itself apart from the rest with an all Kwaito line-up, was a hit. Although acts such as Thebe and Mzambiya did not turn up for the Saturday event, those who did left attendants yearning for more.

Upon entry, one could feel the ambiance of the late 1990s when machesa and sdori were popular amongst Kwaito lovers.

Fans did not disappoint as many came dressed to the style, giving the show that Kwaito feel. Looking the part, the appropriately attired fans walked with energy on entering the venue, evidently ready for lots of fun.

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