Lady Squanda
Lady Squanda is an award-winning artist and one of the very few popular female artists in the male-dominated Zimdancehall music genre. The self-proclaimed Queen of Zimdancehall has performed popular tracks such as Ndinovhaira. She has been dogged with controversy, from fights over men to use of provocative and vulgar language in her songs. Lady Squanda has said her inspiration as a musician is Jamaican female reggae artists, Lady Saw. Born Sandra Muchaneta Gazi on 22 November 1991, Lady Squanda was raised by her maternal grandmother Eunice Tomana in Chitungwiza after her mother would pass away when she was just 5 years old. She would only get to know her father in 2014 when they reunited. Lady Squanda began performing at the age of fifteen. She soon became known for her slack style, with songs such as Cracker. Her breakthrough came when she performed at Zim Sum Fest in 2011 held year at the Zimbabwe Grounds in Highfields, Harare. She is said to be the mother of a child. Currently no information is available about the singers education. Please edit if you have any information.
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