Happy birthday to one of the best-dressed dancehall chanter Freeman. The singer is turning a year older and we are here to celebrate with him as we always do. You know we like to celebrate our celebrities and we feel so happy when they succeed and get to have beautiful moments like this in their lives. The Zimdancehall singer has had a beautiful and successful 2020 before the COVID-19 pandemic hit us.
The Zimdancehall chanter who goes by the name of Energy Sylvester Chizanga is one of the best artists to ever emerge from the country in the Zimdancehall genre. Since he made his first hit Joina City, 10 years ago he has never stopped. With his hit song Ngaibake which he collaborated with Sungura maestro Alick Macheso making waves on all entertainment outlets, it’s just safe to say he is having an exciting and happy moment in his career at the moment.
The singer won three gongs at the recently held ZIMA Awards and here are the words he said or rather wrote on his Instagram page…
#ThankYou: I’m just so overwhelmed I’m lost for words 😩👏🏾😫 2019 was such a huge year for me in my career, so many records were set, many broken!!!! Last night @ the #ZIMA awards I received 3 awards for, Dancehall Artist of the year, Best Music Video #Ngaibake & Album of the Year #Gango 🙌🏾👏🏾 unfortunately I had prior engagements.
One would be happy after scooping 3 awards at the majestic ZIMA Awards an award every Zim musician dreams about. Today we celebrate his birthday in these stunning pictures we took from his Instagram account.
And he has these words for himself as he celebrated his day: Here’s another year of laughing together, messing up together and making it together. Happy birthday to me, give thanks to Almighty 🙏🏾 #fivestargalis It’s a celebration #32
He also released his latest single…Being the nice guy I am, you guys had to celebrate my birthday with the correct vibes! #MakapedzaBasa OUT NOW‼️
Source – MabreTimes
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