Ditiro Leero unveils his protege Morwa Tsankana

Tuesday, January 31, 2017

Tshankana perfoming with Ditiro at Jazz Brew in Ramotswa PIC: THALEFANG CHARLES

On Sunday night at Jazz Brew in Ramotswa, a sizeable crowd that has been seated throughout the show while drinking, mostly from 750ml quarts, started to rise as Ditiro Leero stepped on stage leading a phathisi parade followed by his prot�g� Morwa Tsankana.

The dust from their phathisi as they hit down hard on the small stage competed with the strong stench of old urine coming from a toilet nearby.

The crowd was loving it. Before long, dust engulfed the small low lit bar as everyone got lost in a traditional music.

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