LUCAS Mau-Mau, a 40-year-old former Moroka Swallows Under 19 utility player, had a dream come true during the Moretele Park Tribute Concert in Mamelodi, Tshwane, on Saturday, 2 December.
Lucas told Daily Sun that it has always been his dream to meet Makhadzi.
He said when Makhadzi called him on stage to dance with her, it was like out of this world.
Makhadzi, whose real name is Ndivhudzannyi Ralivhona's danced towards Lucas and left him in great joy.
"I felt like a celebrity today and I was happy to meet her. It was a dream come true. It was so special to dance with her especially after picking me among the crowd," he said.
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Lucas, who is owner and founder of Nathi Stars FC in Orange Farm, south of Joburg said he is married and definitely his wife will not be angry after such dance moves with Makhadzi.
Makhadzi entertained music lovers and left them begging for more.
Legendary musician Vusi Mahlasela said it was a pleasure playing in front of his home fans in Mamelodi.
"I miss the vibe of the late Hugh Masekela, Gloria Bosman, Jonas Gwangwa and Sibongile Khumalo. May their souls rest in eternal peace," he said.
Musician Nomfundo Ngcobo expressed her happiness at performing and doing what she believes she does best.
Sinamandla Kwepile, the project manager for the Moretele Park Tribute Concert, said the concert marked its 25th anniversary.
"Today's audience is new. A new vibe and new people. I believe there is a lot of growth to continue because this is like a pass down from one generation to the next," she said.
Kwepile emphasised the significance of reviving festivals in the cultural sector post-Covid-19.
She said there are places where they feel that they need to change from the old into the new.
The concert featured a carefully curated lineup, with artists like Ma Joy, Condry Ziqubu, and Master KG taking the stage to celebrate the cultural event.
