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born 1983 Botswana
326589Magadeline Lesolobe (born 18 December 1983), best known by her stage name Charma Gal, is a Botswana singer-songwriter. Charma Gal was born in Botswana in a small village called Lerala Lerala.
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The music business is very tricky in that you need someone who understands the pressures that come with the business.
Some women still fail to embrace and appreciate the success of other women in and outside the music circles. They would instated prefer to talk publicly about their misfortunes.
It’s clear that Kgosi ya Mosadi has achieved its goal, which is to bring light and joy to a community that has endured much hardship and sadness.
After seeing his music videos I was impressed and we made arrangements to record a single together.
The industry is under a dry spell because even royalties do not put bread on the table.
It would be a performance to mark in our entertainment history.
I know Batswana have been waiting on me. I was still mourning my dancers and was also on maternity leave nursing my baby boy. He is now a grown man and I am now able to re-focus on my career.
Everyone loves this new music and is looking forward to our stage performance of the song, which is impossible for now, thanks to COVID-19 restrictions.
We should not act like politicians. In fact, politicians appear to fight in public yet they work together in the background and fool the people into fighting.
As musicians, if we are to fight, let us have battles on stage through our music.
What happens on stage remains on stage and what happens at home is different. We know how to differentiate the two.
Zimbabwe is a good country and that explains why I decided to do a song in Shona to show how I love the people in the country.
Imagine producing music that can only be shared on WhatsApp and played in people’s homes when I reap nothing! But my followers say they could not imagine a festive season without my songs. So I am making plans for them.
However my dream collaboration is with Oliver Mtukudzi. He is my favourite musician from here.
I am so happy and grateful to Diamond Studios for choosing me, considering that there are many talented people in my nation. I believe this deal will take my music to greater heights both in Zimbabwe and Botswana.
We should not act like politicians. In fact, politicians appear to fight in public yet work together in the background and fool the people into fighting. As musicians, if we are to fight, let us battles on stage through music.
I would like to work with a lot of Zimbabwean musicians such as Amara Brown, I like her style and I think it can be fused with mine.
When I came for Jah Prayzah’s album launch, I discovered that the country has got talent and it is encouraging as it opens doors for us to work with them.
When we perform the most people can pay is 40 pula. So when I got here and heard that some were paying between $10 and $30 it was a surprise. We are getting there slowly but surely.
The second edition of Kgosi Ya Mosadi In Concert will be held in Molepolole as a decision was made as a way of raising awareness about mounting incidences of gender-based violence in the village. Molepolole has been a hot topic when it comes to issues of violence and abuse of women and children and as self-proclaimed Kgosi Ya Mosadi, I look to speak directly to the people against such social ills.
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