Kwesta, Anatii, and Oscar Mbo deliver unforgettable performances at the Heineken Champions League viewing experience
Kwesta, the acclaimed artist behind "Ngudu," made a grand entrance that captivated everyone inside the Goldrush Dome at FNB Stadium, Johannesburg.
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Kwesta, Anatii, and Oscar Mbo thrill the crowds at the Heineken House Champions League Viewing Experience
Music and football are often the perfect entertainment combination. The Champions League final brought fans, celebrities, and football legends together to celebrate the final in style with live entertainment, immersive experiences, and an unmatched atmosphere.
The Heineken House Ultimate Champions League Final Viewing Experience Final gave South African fans a taste of the final matchday atmosphere with Heineken's signature flair.
A live broadcast of the UEFA Champions League final match was watched and fans engaged in an immersive football experience.
Award-winning rapper Emtee took to the stage and performed his chart-topping hits such as "Pearl Thusi.
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Mzansi celebrities spotted included award-winning actress and radio presenter Thando Thabethe, actress and TV presenter Minnie Dlamini, top content creator Mihlali Ndamase and soccer legends Lucas Radebe and Teko Modise.
The cast of the e.tv soap 'House of Zwide', Gaisang Noge, Nefisa Mkhabela, Shalate Sekhabi, Wanda Blaq, Lwazi Mthembu and Paballo Mavundla all came out to play. YFM presenters Tulz Madala and FreshByCaddy were also spotted.
Top sports broadcaster Robert Marawa served as the night's MC, delivering the perfect dose of soccer commentary.
Pre-match vibes were served by amapiano duo Two Bunniez including top DJ and music producer Oscar Mbo, who recently welcomed a new baby with his girlfriend Lerato Phasha.
The real show began at the after party where a special performance was put together celebrating the South African music scene that included a live band and choir.
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