In a somber twist to an otherwise electrifying night, a car was stolen from a fan attending Alick Macheso’s highly anticipated album launch, sending ripples of distress through the vibrant event at Alex Sports Club.
The launch of Macheso’s 13th studio album, titled Kupa Kuturika, was a landmark occasion for fans of the celebrated sungura artist.
The event, held at Alex Sports Club, drew a large crowd eager to celebrate Macheso’s latest work and experience his renowned live performance.
However, the excitement of the evening was marred by an unfortunate incident involving one of the attendees.
The victim, who shared the incident through social media user named Rumbidzai Nyazungu, took to Facebook to share the distressing experience. He posted a heartfelt plea, seeking assistance from anyone who might have information about the stolen vehicle. In his message, he wrote:
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“Hie Tete.. Can you post for me ndabirwawo Mota yangu Honda fit old shape… AEV 7740.. Anyone aiona can call me 0712179783 Yabiwa nhasy tange taenda ku album launch kwa Macheso upon coming back kuwana apana chinhu.. Munhu watabhadhara ku chengeta ange aripo hake asina kana idea kty yabuda nguvai.”
The post, written in a mix of English and Shona, reveals the distressing situation the fan found himself in.
She explained that after attending the album launch, she returned to find that her Honda Fit, with the registration number AEV 7740, had been stolen. Her message conveys a deep sense of frustration and helplessness, compounded by the fact that she had paid someone to watch over her car, only to find out that it was missing.
The theft occurred amidst the fervor of Macheso’s album launch, which was a significant event for both the artist and his fans.
The album, Kupa Kuturika, is Macheso’s latest offering and has been highly anticipated by followers of his music. Known for his energetic performances and captivating live shows, Macheso did not disappoint.
The launch featured a dynamic performance of the album’s six tracks, which include “Kuverengera,” “Undiregererewo,” “Zvichada Hama,” “Murangarire,” “Kunditaya,” and “Hunhu Hwakashata.”
