Makhadzi and Penny Penny brings fans to their feet at the 17th Marula Festival

Limpopo artist Makhadzi and legend Papa Penny brought the crowd to their feet during the 17th edition of the Marula Festival at Impala Park Stadium in Phalaborwa on Saturday. The crowd was kept in a dancing mood after the electrifying performances from the pair as well as many other artists.

Despite a low and disappointing turnout at the Marula Festival Youth dance a week earlier, the main event was evidently a success.

MAKHADZI AND PENNY PENNY SHARE THE STAGE

The organisers should be applauded for ensuring that ninety per cent of artists were from the province. Artist of the moment Pleasure tsa Manyalo also gave a massive performance, while the crowd magnet, Motlanalo ensured party-goers were thoroughly entertained.

Other artists on the entertainment line-up included Henny C, Malondolo, Mr. Post, Ndivhuwo NL and Mahlatse Vokal, among others who kept everyone dancing and smiling throughout the festival.

On the decks, DJ Complexion kept the discs spinning through the night. Vhuyie da DJ, kept party-goers entertained with their mixing skills while DJ Matt, kept the discs spinning. Dr. Tumi, Lufuno Dagada, Rapson Rambuwani, Dr. Winnie Mashaba and Roselyn Sathekge ushers the party-goers with gospel tunes. The hit of the evening the party-goers showed their appreciation of his finely honed skills behind the mic.

DJ Malwela, was also a darling of the crowd, while Mponi, kept the party-goers entertained with his dancing skills. Mpho Mashita also ensured there was never a dull moment on the dance floor with her mesmerising voice. Khensani Nyango made sure party-goers were in a party mood. The party-goers had a great time and danced well into the night.

17TH EDITION MARULA FESTIVAL EXCITE DR COLBERT MUKWEVHO

Dr. Colbert Mukwevho said it also meant a lot to be part of the Marula Festival.

“Marula Festival is a good platform for musicians. It is a great pleasure to say, we have been performing at these great shows almost every year. This is also one of the greatest festivals that Limpopo has to offer,” said Mukwevho.