Find out the history of the rapper who is making RWANDA proud in South Africa and the international market known as MAN-X DANGERMAN
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| Artist Man-X{ Rwandan Artist} Now are in South Africa |
1-MAN-X Dangerman is a Rwandan musician who currently works as a professional musician in South Africa and currently has a music office in Capetown, South Africa.2- MAN-X DANGERMAN is a born artist.
He was born in 1990 to both parents Hakizimana Samuel and Mukabatesi Chariroti, the first of a family of six children named Manishimwe Olivier who was born in Nyagatare district in Nyagatare town and attended primary school at Nyagatare Primary School.
In his second year of primary school, He joined the Nyagatare Children’s Church, which was part of a traditional dance troupe. in his sixth year of primary school he entered Karate School and will take the Orange belt where he graduated from primary school and was invited to go to Kiziguro High School where he attended 7 schools in 6 years, Kiziguro Secondary School, Nyagatare Secondary School Musheri, Gs Gacundezi where he studied first grade secondary, second year he studied in HEG (Economic History & Geography) department at Kabuga Secondary School, Apecom Gankenye College and Gabiro High School where He also took the final state exam.
He came to be known as KALIPSO as a dance teacher when He came to KABUGA HIGH SCHOOL in the 4th year. He was expelled from KABUGA HIGH SCHOOL High School and went to study at COLLEGE APECOM which was a beacon for me and Radio Nyagatare when he started working. His parents were not happy that he was an artist at the time. It was said that the artist was an incompetent person.
At the time, He was in prison several times for making fake Rwandan Franks money, and in 2007 He was chased from the COLLEGE APECOM after he went to study at GABIRO HIGH SCHOOL in Gatsibo District, where he took the final high school exam in 2008. He was put in jail on charges of intimidation that He tried to rape 7 girls in my first year and was temporarily detained for about 3 weeks while He was being investigated. He was sentenced to between 15 and 25 years in prison.
Innocent He go back to school and prepare for the final exam of high school. After graduating from high school, He came to attend the Intore training corse of the graduates of Rukomo Secondary School in Nyagatare District, Sopem.
and He was preparing to come to study in South Africa with the help of my cousins who lived in South Africa shortly before He came to South Africa and He left with a song with his sister MBABAZI JANE where Nyagatare called INDURU ZUMURARA where she sang in CHRUSE and said goodbye. 2011 was when He flew to South Africa. when he arrived in south africa he found the brothers ready to show him everything and the different studios. In 2013, he did a song MWANA W’IRWANDA and He worked in a Rwandan studio. In 2014, when He was working with another song called MAMI WANJYE,He worked in a Congolese studio.
This KING SWAGA artist they met at one of the nightclubs where the artists like to meet there is a competition for new artists where he was able to get a chance to show off my skills.KING SWAGA was the one who came to enjoy it is his gift so to be silent in the band he works for BLACK ON BLACK FAMILY and from there they are making the song called POWER OF BLACK after working and another one called BAD ANIMALS IS A MAN in 2019. In early 2020 before the COVID 19 epidemic He immediately signed a contract with a music production company and traded it in the international market which is the NIYO ENTERTAINMENT GROUP.
They have already worked on an ALBUM album called EVOLVE which is still on the market and they have a lot to do with it. Thank you for your help. thank God be with you and he love you so much.
NB:hello funes for anyone who is intrested or looking for his work you can check them out to his YouTube channel called HIP HOP KAVUKIRE CAPE TOWN and do SUBSCRIBE. Clique in link YouTube here:
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