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Amapiano

South Africa's log-drum house

Amapiano i ncino wa le Afrika Dzonga lowu akiweke hi ti - gene to enta, ti - piyano ta piyano leti nga ni tindleve to tala ni ti - come. Wu kule wu huma etindhawini ta le makaya ta le dorobeni ra doroba - nkulu ra doroba - xikaya hi 2010 naswona se wu hundzuke wun'wana wa mimpfumawulo yo tala ya le Afrika.

Origin & history

Amapiano emerged in Gauteng province — Johannesburg, Pretoria and the surrounding townships — in the early 2010s, drawing on kwaito, deep house and jazz.

It spread first through taxi ranks, WhatsApp and SoundCloud rather than radio, and the log-drum bass that defines it became recognisable far beyond South Africa within a decade.

Vanhu lava nga ni vutshila

Kabza De Young

Vativi va tinyeleti lava ku vulavuriwaka ngopfu ha vona ngopfu - ngopfu va vula leswaku ku tlakuka ka Amapiano i ka nkoka swinene.

DJ Maphorisa

N'wamabindzu wa le Afrika Dzonga loyi ntirhisano wakwe wu pfuneke ku rhwala Amapiano entsungeni.

Laha yi tshamaka kona

Laha vampfampfarhuti lava va humaka kona

130 Amapiano Vatshila va le ka TimTim.Live, naswona 129 Ma ni doroba ra mani na mani. Laha hi laha va humaka kona.

Matiko

Madoroba ni tindhawu

Van'wana va vatshila

Swivutiso & Tinhlamulo

What is Amapiano?+

Amapiano is a South African dance genre built on deep bass, jazzy piano chords and the log drum — a percussive bass sound that gives the style its signature roll.

Where did Amapiano start?+

In the townships of Gauteng province, South Africa — around Johannesburg and Pretoria — in the early 2010s.

What does amapiano mean?+

It means “the pianos” in isiZulu, after the piano chords at the centre of the sound.

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