Mzansisongstress Nomfusi has finally returned with her new singleIqaqa.
The singer dropped the song on Friday, 25 June.
The star shared that the track is taken from an isiXhosa idiom “Iqaqa aliziva kunuka”.
Singer Nomfusi has opened up about the inspiration behind her new single, ‘Iqaqa’. Image: Supplied by Kwathole ConexionSource: UGC
The idiom means people generally are unable to see or recognise their faults.
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1.
Are you only targeting married couples with the song or just couples in general?
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What kind of challenges were you facing with your hubby at the time you wrote the song?
Should fans expect a music video of the song?
How has the Covid-19 affected you in terms of working on new music and releasing music?
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Should we expect an album after this single?
Do you miss performing in front of big crowds due to the pandemic restrictions?
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