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kwaito

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kwaito [ˈkwaɪˌtəʊ]
n
(Music / Pop Music) a type of South African pop music with lyrics spoken over an instrumental backing
[from Amakwaito, a gang in Sophiatown, South Africa, in the 1950s]
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It is the equivalent of Mbaqanga, Kwaito and Pansula in South Africa and R&B in America.
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[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Although his name has become associated with kwaito, Mujava is quick to distance himself from it and even from other South African house.
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