Nandi Madida Posts Inspiring Message About How She Wishes Amapiano Stars Would Get International Recognition

• African music genres like Amapiano and Afro Beats are taking over the global music scene in recent years
• Nandi Madida has taken to her social media page to share her thoughts on how the world is appreciating and accepting the genre
• The Skhanda Love hitmaker added that Amapiano and the artists must be appreciated not appropriated by the world

Nandi Madida recently shared her thoughts on one of the country's biggest music genres, Amapiano. The talented media personality feels it's high time for SA artists to get the recognition they deserve.

African music genres such as Afro Beats and Amapiano have been dominating the world over the past years.

According to TimesLIVE, Nandi Madida took to her Twitter page to share her wishes for the genre that has taken over the international spaces. The Say You Will singer said her hope is for the world to realise that Amapiano is originally from South Africa and that local artists get the recognition they deserve. She said:

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"My hope is that this beautiful genre called Amapiano grows around the world as it is, and that the world knows & appreciates the fact that it is a South African sound. And that South African artists/Dj’s/producers etc. are empowered on a global scale & not appropriated."

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Source: Briefly News