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Hulengende continues winning streak in Harare

By , based on Daily News (Zimbabwe)

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Zimbabwean singer Hulengende continued his run of acclaimed performances at the Hunter’s Big Refresh Party held at Glamis Arena. The Zimdancehall artist received an enthusiastic response from the crowd and was among the event’s main performers, according to Daily News Zimbabwe.

Zimbabwean Zimdancehall star Hulengende continued his weekend performances in Harare by appearing on Saturday at the Hunter’s Big Refresh Party, held at Glamis Arena, according to Zimbabwe’s Daily News.

The singer received a strong response from the crowd during the evening, as he has regularly featured in Zimbabwean music news in recent weeks, reports Daily News Zimbabwe.

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