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Alick Macheso and Hulengende to perform in Glen View, Harare

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Sungura singer Alick Macheso shares the stage with Zimdancehall star Hulengende and Madedido tonight at Werras Park in Harare’s Glen View neighbourhood. The concert follows Hulengende’s performance at the Hunters Big Refresh Party at Glamis Arena, according to Zimbabwe’s Daily News.

Zimbabwean sungura singer Alick Macheso is set to share the stage on Friday evening with Zimdancehall artist Hulengende and Madedido at Werras Park in Harare’s Glen View neighbourhood, the Daily News reports. The concert comes after Hulengende’s performance last Saturday at the Hunters Big Refresh Party at Harare’s Glamis Arena.

Hulengende was also recently highlighted in Harare for his run of successes, according to the Daily News. Alick Macheso, a major figure in Zimbabwean sungura, brought back his afro hairstyle in August, an episode that prompted numerous reactions from his fans.

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