Heartwarming Performance: Mzansi Youth Choir Serenades Nightbirde's Family!

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Heartwarming Performance: Mzansi Youth Choir Serenades Nightbirde's Family!

2024/07/01 Report

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The world was recently moved by a poignant performance by the Mzansi Youth Choir at the 2023 Joy of Music Festival in South Africa. The choir, renowned for their powerful vocals and captivating performances, delivered a moving tribute to the late singer-songwriter Nightbirde, who tragically passed away in February 2022 at the age of 31.

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A Song of Resilience:

The choir's choice of song was deeply significant. They chose to perform Nightbirde's original song, "It's Okay". This song, which she performed on America's Got Talent and captured the hearts of millions worldwide, encapsulated her spirit of resilience and hope, even when facing unimaginable challenges.

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