“Love My Country”: Mzansi Proud to See Amputee Dancer Musa Motha Perform at Paralympics
- Musa Motha, the famous amputee dancer who appeared on Britain's Got Talent, performed at this year's Summer Paralympics
- The dancing star graced the stage for the Opening Ceremony, which took place in Paris, France
- Social media users could not help but shed a tear and applaud for the young man's performance
- Musa Motha spoke to Briefly News and shared how it felt performing on such a grand stage
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Since appearing on Britain's Got Talent in 2023, Musa Motha has made headlines worldwide. The brilliant amputee dancer again made South Africans proud after they saw him perform at this year's Paralympics.
A star on the stage
The TikTok account Echos of Afrika (@echosofafrika) uploaded a video of Musa gracefully dancing at this year's Summer Paralympics (also known as the 2024 Paris Paralympic Games) during the Opening Ceremony.
With a huge crowd watching his moves, the South African dancer used his crutches to dominate the stage.
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Musa Motha speaks on Paralympic performance
While chatting with Briefly News, Musa shared that he got the opportunity to perform in Paris when he received an invitation from a choreographer who had followed his story from his appearance on Britain's Got Talent.
"It felt like a dream come true, and I was proud to represent my community on a huge platform such as the Paralympics."
Mzansi applauds Musa Motha's Paralympic performance
Musa received love from many South Africans who saw the viral video on their For You Pages. The local social media users shared how proud they were to be from South Africa and see the dancer representing the country.
@lusbelle told the online community:
"Being a South African means you're a full-time supporter, sana. Greatness everywhere."
@mpumi_wa_havillah wrote in the comments:
"Why do I feel like crying watching this? South Africa is such a blessed country."
@internationalbae16 asked app users:
"Are you sure South Africa isn't heaven?"
@user681500108070 proclaimed for all to see:
"Love my country."
@larabessenger shared their thoughts about the performance:
"Wow. Another new South African hero. This brought tears to my eyes. Well done, young man. You have made us proud. So beautiful."
@brendylicious2 told people online:
"The level of talent in South Africa is amazing. We're permanently in support mode because we're winning everywhere."
Happy graduate dances in wheelchair on stage
In another story, Briefly News reported about a young man in a wheelchair who had people in tears as he took to the graduation stage and danced with pride.
Mzansi social media users felt extremely happy watching the video and told the man he was an inspiration.
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