The Amapiano community is still mourning Mpura’s tragic death, and his absence is palpable. Mpura wadi’s bedtime story would have been 26 years old today. Mpura, whose real name is Mongezi Stuurman, died after his vehicle collided with another, which was being driven by a firefighter. There were other people in the car, and 5 of them died. This includes Killer Kau, Thando Tot, and TD, among others.

 

 

 
The news shocked Mzansi, and many people are still affected by their deaths.

Mpura’s first heavenly birthday was celebrated today, with fans, friends, and colleagues wishing him well. Lady Du, his very dear friend, wished him well and spoke highly of their friendship, noting how they would inspire each other to pray and succeed in life.

“Please sing for me,” says the narrator. Mpuram My friend, have a wonderful birthday. She wrote, “I love and miss you.” Lady Du recited her line on Umsebenzi Wethu, which Mpura adored,at his funeral. She also discussed his involvement in her life, which included providing her with funds to care for her child.

“When I was just sitting in the studio, Mpura was the only person who offered me an opportunity. He summoned me to the microphone when they were singing Umsebenzi Wethu. I was depressed at the time, and I wasn’t in a good place. “I told Mpura I couldn’t sing,” she explained.

Fans wished Mpura a happy birthday on Twitter, writing, “Happy heavenly birthday to a beacon of light and a legend @mpura mpura.” Thank you for your enormous contribution to the South African music business! You’ll always be in our hearts! We shall continue to celebrate you, king, as you lay in eternal peace… Kreative Kornerr authored, “Siyabonga.”

Here are a few birthday greetings.