Mapaputsi

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Kleva 05:04 Tools
Kufa 03:37 Tools
Woza Friday 00:00 Tools
Izinja 00:00 Tools
Imali 03:51 Tools
26/26 00:00 Tools
Grova Mo 00:00 Tools
Kas'lam 00:00 Tools
Life 00:00 Tools
Kleva (Ragga Mix) 00:00 Tools
Phuka Amaplate 00:00 Tools
Nangu uMapaputsi 00:00 Tools
Kleva Kasilam 00:00 Tools
Fighter Fighter 00:00 Tools
Kleva (DJ Zhao Remix) 00:00 Tools
Sebalahle Istyle 00:00 Tools
Manga Manga Business 00:00 Tools
My love 00:00 Tools
Imali - (Remix) 00:00 Tools
Mapaputsi Best 00:00 Tools
Embhedeni 00:00 Tools
Awubheji 00:00 Tools
Kas Lam Dub 00:00 Tools
Mapaputsi 00:00 Tools
I Really Like It 00:00 Tools
Ghetto Style 00:00 Tools
Lisa (Xenophobia) 00:00 Tools
Fighter Fighter - (Instrumental) 00:00 Tools
Pholas 00:00 Tools
Jesus 00:00 Tools
Kleva (Full HQ) 00:00 Tools
Umgan' wama Cala 00:00 Tools
Sdudla 00:00 Tools
Kas'lam (Dub) 00:00 Tools
Kleva - Ragga Mix 00:00 Tools
Mr Party & Miss Party 00:00 Tools
Mr. Party & Miss Party 00:00 Tools
Birthday Yam 00:00 Tools
26 26 00:00 Tools
Move Yo Body 00:00 Tools
Kas' Lam (Dub) 00:00 Tools
Lisa 00:00 Tools
Lisa - Xenophobia 00:00 Tools
Umgan' Wama Cala Dub 00:00 Tools
Amasotsha 00:00 Tools
Woza Friday (Remix) 00:00 Tools
Kufa Remix 00:00 Tools
Izinja (Remix) 00:00 Tools
Lisa (Remix) 00:00 Tools
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Mapaputsi's name, derived from the Italian word for shoes and comprising Zulu elements, says a lot about him. "I don't want to be one of those artists who makes it then ignores up-and-coming artists. I see myself as opening the doors for them." Mapaputsi is a kwaito pioneer and continues to be a true innovator. Mapaputsi was born in Zola (a neighborhood in Soweto). He started his professional musical career in 1998 working with artists like TKZee, Chiskop, Sbu a.k.a. Maloya and Mischief & Mavusana. Then in 2001, YFM DJ Khabzela sparked Mapaputsi's interest in recording. At this stage, people were hearing his distinct vocals on the Mischief and Mavusana track, "Ngyazwa". Mapaputsi than met with top-notch producer D-Rex and together with Khabzela recorded the project and produced Izinja, an album that is indicative of the lives of South African youth. The album helped Mapaputsi win Best Kwaito Artist and Best Kwaito Song at the Metro FM Awards in 2002. He also won the best music video for the 9th Annual SAMA's (South African Music Awards). Mapaputsi's new album titled Kleva sees Kwaito taken to another level and promises to be a smash hit. — Courtesy Calabash Music Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.