The bond between twins is often described as unbreakable, and for Virginia and Viggy Qwabe, their bond was no exception. The Qwabe twins were widely known in South Africa’s music industry for their exceptional vocal skills and incredible harmony. However, their fans were shocked when they announced that they were going their separate ways in recording music.

The Qwabe twins were the finalists of the popular singing competition, “Idols South Africa” in 2019, and since then, they have been making music together. They were under the management of one of the biggest names in the South African music industry, DJ Tira. Their music style is deeply rooted in Maskandi, a genre that is popular in the KwaZulu-Natal province of South Africa.

According to reports, the reason for the split was a disagreement over the kind of music they wanted to make. Virginia and Viggy could not agree on whether to continue making Maskandi music or venture into another genre. This disagreement led to a heated argument between the two, which ultimately resulted in their separation. The issue of sharing money was also cited as a contributing factor to their split.The Qwabe twins’ separation is not the first time that artists have gone their separate ways due to disagreements. In the music industry, creative differences can lead to the break-up of even the most successful bands. Some of the notable examples include:

Pink Floyd: Another legendary band that faced a similar fate is Pink Floyd. The band members had a creative disagreement that resulted in the departure of their lead singer, Roger Waters.

BELOW IS A BIOGRAPHY ABOUT THE QWABE TWINS
The twins were born on 29th April 1997 in Insinga-Kwadukuza, KwaZulu-Natal, and are 25 years old. This article will delve into their lives and careers, highlighting their peculiarities, schooling, musical journey, family, and controversy.

Career Breakthrough and Rise to Fame
The Qwabe Twins rose to prominence after their appearance on the 2019 South African Idol talent show. Though they did not win the competition, they caught the attention of one of South Africa’s biggest names in entertainment, DJ Tira.

Secondly, Viggy is older than Virginia by seconds. She came out first during their birth. Thirdly, Viggy’s nickname is Manana, while Virginia’s is Thaa. Fourthly, when it comes to getting prepared, Viggy spends the most time because she has to do her face. Lastly, the Qwabe Twins’ favorite color is peach.

Education
The Qwabe Twins attended Nonoti Primary School and Nonoti Senior Secondary School. Their passion for music started at a young age, and they began writing songs and singing in church.

Musical Journey