Malome Vector Accident Survivor Puleng Phoofolo Hopes Her New Song ‘Mama’ Inspires People to Heal
- Puleng Phoofolo released her new song Mama after surviving a tragic car accident that killed Malome Vector and two other artists
- The song is a tribute to her late mother and encourages listeners to cherish their loved ones
- Puleng, who is still recovering from surgery, expressed deep emotional pain from losing her friends in the accident
Up-and-coming singer Puleng Phoofolo has released a new song dubbed Mama, weeks after surviving the tragic accident that killed Malome Vector and two other artists.
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Puleng Phoofolo on what inspired her song
It has been a rough phase for singer Puleng Phoofolo, who has been in hospital since surviving a car accident that killed her friends.
The singer who underwent surgery released a new song, Mama. Speaking about her new music, Puleng, who also lost her mother two years ago, said the song aims to show appreciation to her late mother for all her prayers, TimesLIVE reports.
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The singer also said the song will resonate with those who have lost their parents and those who still have them to cherish each day they spend together. She said:
"The song is to also bring awareness — to those who still have their parents and loved ones, particularly their mothers, to love them like there's no tomorrow."
Puleng talks about life after the accident
The singer's life has never been the same after losing her close friends. Puleng said that losing Malome Vector, Lizwi Wokuqala, and Da Mos were like brothers to her. She said:
“Honestly, after the accident, I am not OK at all. I am still trying to find a healing space, both physically and emotionally, due to the loss of my brothers."
Speaking to Briefly News journalist Mbali Tebele, singer Puleng Phoofolo discussed her close relationship with Malome Vector, Lizwi Wokuqala, and Da Mos.
She said:
"Since the accident, I've been hospitalised. It's only now, after 40 days of being admitted, I was discharged. It's not easy, as I'm still trying to heal some of my injuries. My relationship with the guys was so close like a relationship. We considered each other like brothers and sisters. Da Moss, known as Musa, shot a few of my music Videos. Normally we would meet at that time of shoots, Lizwi and I were staying in the same house, and Malome was staying in Midrand. He would come to us every day."
Sho Madjozi rocks Malawi with her new song
In more entertainment news, Briefly News reported that BET Award-winning Mzansi star Sho Madjozi set Malawi on fire with her latest Chichewa song, Kadigong. The star, who has been on a music hiatus, said she did not expect an overwhelming response to the song.
Sho Madjozi is back on the music scene, and she comes bearing gifts. The star, who constantly flexes about being multilingual, dropped a song in Chichewa, a language spoken in Malawi.
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