Tyla Wants South African Dancers for Upcoming Tour, Mzansi Approves: “RSA Runs Deep in Her DNA”

Tyla Wants South African Dancers for Upcoming Tour, Mzansi Approves: “RSA Runs Deep in Her DNA”

  • Tyla revealed that she wants South African dancers when she finally goes on her anticipated tour
  • The Water hitmaker had since cancelled her tour due to a recurring injury and hopes to make a stellar return on stage
  • Mzansi praised Tyla for making the right choice for going with local dancers, saying South Africans know how to bring the flavour
Tyla wants South African dancers for her tour
Tyla revealed that she wants South African dancers when she goes on tour. Images: tyla
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Our girl, Tyla, is getting ready for her tour and revealed that she wants South African dancers when she hits the stage. Speaking in an interview, the Grammy Award-winner highlighted how special native South Africans are in dance and wants to share that with the rest of the world.

Tyla considers South African dancers for tour

It looks like South Africa's official niece, Tyla, is considering going back on stage to finish what she almost started - her tour.

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Briefly News reported that the singer had to cancel her anticipated tour due to a recurring injury that needed to be treated before she hit the stage.

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In a clip posted by Twitter (X) user TylaClub, the singer spoke in an interview about how she envisions her tour and what she wouldn't compromise on for it to be an unforgettable experience:

"When I say 'I want South African dancers,' I want South African dancers!
"Obviously, people are learning the dance moves, but it's different. When you're born in South Africa and immersed in the culture, the culture of Amapiano and the dancing - there's a different rhythm that you have.
"It's just so infectious when we perform, and I really want people to feel that when they come to my show. I want people to feel the energy come off the stage."

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And she's not wrong. Even Beyoncé had to fly in dancers from Mozambique, known as the Tofo Tofo Dance group, to teach her and her dancers their native dance moves for Run the World (Girls).

Mzansi reacts to Tyla's video

South Africans are geeking at Tyla for how she puts the country on such a high pedestal:

TumiMonwana said:

"RSA runs deep in her DNA!"

Ishshah_B wrote:

"When I say I love her so much!"

gistwhere agreed with Tyla:

"Very important. The rhythm South Africans have is what differentiates them."

PhashaThato2 was proud:

"She reminds me of AKA all the time. She’s so proud of being South African. Our Celebrities don’t promote SA like she does. AKA would be so proud of her."

VictoriaAfPA showed love to Tyla:

"Tyla is truly our girl, she never ceases to amaze me."

CasablancoOh said:

"Unfortunately, no matter how great American dancers are, they don't have that thing!"

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Mzansi gushes over Tyla's classic beauty hack

In an earlier report, Briefly News shared online reactions to a video of Tyla working on her beauty routine.

The singer left Mzansi amused when she pulled out a classic beauty tool that many South Africans have used for years.

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Moroba Moroeng (Entertainment editor) Moroba Moroeng is an entertainment writer at Briefly News and a University of Johannesburg alumni (Public Relations and Communications, 2018). She was the content manager and, later, editor for HipHop Africa, where she honed her proofreading, leadership, and content management skills. Having begun her career as a content writer for Slikour OnLife, Moroba has over four years of experience as a writer specialising in music journalism and entertainment. She joined Briefly News in 2023 and passed a set of training courses by the Google News Initiative. Email: moroba.moroeng@briefly.co.za