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#WCW – Chipo Muchegwa – Zimbabwean Afro Jazz musician

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Our #WCW today is Chipo Muchegwa, a Zimbabwean Afro Jazz musician known for her powerful vocals and inspiring story of perseverance.

Born in the year 1992 in Norton Zimbabwe, Chipo was born without hands and legs, which led to her reliance on a wheelchair for mobility. Growing up, she discovered her passion for music through her participation in school and church choirs, her disability did not deter her from pursuing her dreams in the music industry.

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Chipo’s music career began in 2016 when she released her debut song, titled “Moyo Wangu”, this marked the start of her successful music career to become a prominent figure in Afro Jazz genre, she has gained recognition for her unique style and musical prowess.

Chipo has collaborated with various artists and producers, showcasing her versatility and collaborative spirit. Notably, she teamed up with the late Terry Gee to become a very successful musical partnership and they have released many hit songs togethers such as “Ndezvemoyo” and “Makafanana”. She says she draws inspiration from fellow musicians such as Ammara Brown, Jah Prayzah and Selmor Mutukudzi who have made significant contributions to the music industry and overcame their own obstacles.

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Before the unfortunate passing of her fellow music partner Terry Gee, the duo were planning a double album launch event to showcase their individual albums. Their partnership had been met with acclaim, establishing them as a dynamic duo in the vibrant Zimbabwean music scene. Chipo’s music earned the Arts Personality of the Year Award at the Norton Achievers Awards.

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Aside from her music career, Chipo is a proud mother to her daughter, Ribbon Matipaishe who was born on April 24, 2020. She shares the daughter with her father who is also a prominent ZimDancehall musician, Sniper Storm. Together, they have faced publicized challenges regarding child support, but they have resolved their differences and strive to maintain a cordial relationship for the well-being of their daughter.

As a disabled artist, Chipo has experienced unique challenges including limited mobility and access to certain studios. However, she has defied societal expectations and shattered stereotypes, proving that disability does not hinder artistic success.

She continues to be an inspiration for many in the musical industry.

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#WCW – Chipo Muchegwa – Zimbabwean Afro Jazz musician

Our #WCW today is Chipo Muchegwa, a Zimbabwean Afro Jazz musician known for her powerful vocals and inspiring story of perseverance.

Born in the year 1992 in Norton Zimbabwe, Chipo was born without hands and legs, which led to her reliance on a wheelchair for mobility. Growing up, she discovered her passion for music through her participation in school and church choirs, her disability did not deter her from pursuing her dreams in the music industry.

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Chipo’s music career began in 2016 when she released her debut song, titled “Moyo Wangu”, this marked the start of her successful music career to become a prominent figure in Afro Jazz genre, she has gained recognition for her unique style and musical prowess.

Chipo has collaborated with various artists and producers, showcasing her versatility and collaborative spirit. Notably, she teamed up with the late Terry Gee to become a very successful musical partnership and they have released many hit songs togethers such as “Ndezvemoyo” and “Makafanana”. She says she draws inspiration from fellow musicians such as Ammara Brown, Jah Prayzah and Selmor Mutukudzi who have made significant contributions to the music industry and overcame their own obstacles.

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Before the unfortunate passing of her fellow music partner Terry Gee, the duo were planning a double album launch event to showcase their individual albums. Their partnership had been met with acclaim, establishing them as a dynamic duo in the vibrant Zimbabwean music scene. Chipo’s music earned the Arts Personality of the Year Award at the Norton Achievers Awards.

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Aside from her music career, Chipo is a proud mother to her daughter, Ribbon Matipaishe who was born on April 24, 2020. She shares the daughter with her father who is also a prominent ZimDancehall musician, Sniper Storm. Together, they have faced publicized challenges regarding child support, but they have resolved their differences and strive to maintain a cordial relationship for the well-being of their daughter.

As a disabled artist, Chipo has experienced unique challenges including limited mobility and access to certain studios. However, she has defied societal expectations and shattered stereotypes, proving that disability does not hinder artistic success.

She continues to be an inspiration for many in the musical industry.

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