Singer and social activist Simphiwe Dana during a performance at the Joburg Theatre. Dana's show, titled Moya, is about healing and remembering the meaning of life. Image: Veli Nhlapo
Simphiwe Dana was in concert at Joburg Theatre on Saturday night as part of a three-night performance that is in partnership with dancer and choreographer Gregory Maqoma and the Vuyani Dance Theatre.
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The concert was inspired by the concept of loss and life and also about going back to the source to replenish and is titled MOYA.
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Dana's mother passed on in July of 2021.
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Sowetan attended the performance on Saturday night. Dana recently told the paper; “It is all the work of the spirit and going back to God. That is all I have been busy with and that has translated into music.”
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“The concert is more than just music. It is a spiritual time. I am presenting a platform where people can come offload, heal with me and also come out with a sense of calm because so many of us need it. I want to remind people that God is with us and that we are His people,” Dana added.
