Matavire Mbune by Paul Matavire & Jairos Jiri Band

"Matavire Mbune," released in 1989 by Paul Matavire & Jairos Jiri Band, is a testament to the remarkable talent of Paul Matavire, a blind Zimbabwean musician and songwriter from Maranda, Mwenezi District. Rising to prominence in the 1980s, Matavire joined the Jairos Jiri Band at the Jairos Jiri Rehabilitation Centre in Bulawayo, eventually becoming its leader. This album showcases his exceptional ability to blend humor and social commentary with infectious Sungura rhythms. "Matavire Mbune" is celebrated for its insightful lyrics and vibrant melodies, capturing the spirit of Zimbabwe's post-independence era and solidifying Matavire's legacy as one of the country's finest musicians.

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