Angela Nyirenda

Angela Nyirenda is a renowned Zambian musician known for her blend of traditional and contemporary music styles. Born in Chipata, Eastern Province of Zambia, Angela began her career as a dancer before transitioning into music. She gained prominence after moving to Lusaka, where she met the Sakala Brothers, who played a pivotal role in launching her music career. Her debut album, "Malo Abwino," released in 2004, was a huge success, establishing her as a leading figure in Zambian music. Subsequent albums like "Ngoma," "Zambian Girls," and "Salary" further solidified her position, showcasing her unique style that combines traditional rhythms with modern flair.

Angela Nyirenda is celebrated not only for her music but also for her distinctive fashion sense, often wearing long African print dresses and headgear. She has shared stages with legendary artists such as Tshala Muana and Miriam Makeba, and has performed in several African countries and Europe. Despite facing challenges in her career, including negative media attention, Angela remains one of Zambia's most successful female artists, known for her dedication to promoting Zambian culture and tradition through her music. Her recent releases continue to reflect her commitment to her roots and her passion for music.