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Amapiano is becoming increasingly popular throughout Africa. Getty Images
Amapiano is becoming increasingly popular throughout Africa. Getty Images
From South Africa to the world: why amapiano could be the next dance music genre to rule the clubs
The genre’s fun sound is making waves throughout Africa and has the potential to go global