Osamu brenda fassie biography

Biography of Brenda Fassie

Brenda Fassie, the legendary South African pop singer, was known as the voice of the indigenous African people who were deprived of civil rights during apartheid.

She was widely known by her affectionate nickname, "The Queen of African Pop".

Osamu brenda fassie biography

Brenda was born in Cape Town on November 3, 1964, and was the youngest of nine children. She was named after Brenda Lee, an American country singer. Her father passed away when she was two years old, and with the help of her mother, who was a pianist, she began earning money by performing for tourists.

In 1981, at the age of sixteen, Brenda left Cape Town and moved to Johannesburg to pursue a career as a professional singer.

She initially joined the group "Joy" and later became the lead vocalist of the group "Brenda And The Big Dudes". She gave birth to her son, Bongani, who also became a member of "Bre