Youth choir performances for cultural showcases, corporate events, festivals, and international tours (15–60 minutes).
Corporate functions, cultural festivals, international showcases, social impact events, and audiences seeking authentic South African performance art.
Thanda Choir is a vibrant youth choir based in Makhaza, Khayelitsha, founded in 2023 with a mission to empower young people through music. “Thanda,” meaning “love” in isiXhosa, reflects the group’s philosophy of connection, compassion, and creativity. The choir offers its members not only a platform to develop musical talent but also a supportive community that builds confidence, discipline, and teamwork.
Their repertoire spans traditional South African choral works, contemporary pop, and global influences, creating performances that are culturally rich yet universally appealing. In 2025, Thanda Choir rose to international recognition with a spontaneous performance in Paris that went viral, showcasing their ability to connect across borders and inspire through song.
More than performers, Thanda Choir represents resilience and hope, using music as a tool for education, empowerment, and social change. Their high-energy performances and heartfelt harmonies make them a standout choice for cultural events, corporate functions, and international stages, where they serve as ambassadors of South Africa’s township talent and spirit.
Thanda Choir is a vibrant youth choir based in Makhaza, Khayelitsha, South Africa, their group started in 2023 with a mission to empower young people through music. The choir provides its members with a space to develop their musical talents, build confidence, and engage in a creative community that nurtures personal growth and teamwork.
The choir’s name, “Thanda,” meaning “love” in isiXhosa, reflects its philosophy of fostering connection, compassion, and positive energy both on stage and in the lives of its members. With a repertoire that blends traditional South African choral music, contemporary pop, and global influences, Thanda Choir delivers performances that are both culturally authentic and universally engaging.
In 2025, Thanda Choir captured international attention with a spontaneous performance in Paris, impressing audiences and receiving widespread acclaim online. Their ability to connect with listeners of all backgrounds demonstrates the universal power of music to inspire, unite, and uplift communities.
Beyond entertainment, Thanda Choir is committed to creating opportunities for youth in challenging circumstances, promoting education, teamwork, and discipline through the arts. Each performance tells a story of resilience, talent, and hope, highlighting the transformative impact of music in communities that often face social and economic barriers.
Thanda Choir is quickly becoming a sought-after act for cultural events, corporate functions, and international showcases, proving that South Africa’s township talent can resonate on stages across the world. Their passion, professionalism, and dynamic energy make them not only performers but ambassadors of inspiration and social change.
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In this 2-minute showcase, Thanda Choir presents “Who Are We,” a performance that highlights their identity and mission as a youth choir from Khayelitsha, South Africa. Through vibrant harmonies and heartfelt delivery, the choir expresses themes of love, community, and resilience — embodying their name “Thanda,” which means love in isiXhosa.
The performance is more than a song; it’s an introduction to their story. With polished vocals, choreography, and youthful charisma, the choir conveys unity and hope, demonstrating how music can empower young people while resonating with audiences globally.
The short format makes this an ideal promotional piece, capturing the choir’s energy, cultural roots, and universal message of inspiration.
00:00–00:30 Opening harmonies and introduction of the choir’s sound
00:31–01:20 Lyrics emphasize identity, love, and community
01:21–02:00 Ensemble energy builds with layered harmonies
02:01–02:24 Strong closing: unified message and joyful finish
In this 6-minute live performance, Thanda Choir pays tribute to South African music legend Brenda Fassie with a powerful interpretation of Too Late for Mama. Their version combines traditional choral arrangements with contemporary energy, highlighting the choir’s ability to honor cultural heritage while engaging modern audiences.
The performance showcases the choir’s vocal depth, dynamic harmonies, and polished stage presence. Emotional delivery and choreography add to the impact, reflecting both the weight of the song’s message and the hope embodied by the young performers.
This clip is a testament to Thanda Choir’s mission: to empower youth through music while sharing South Africa’s cultural richness with the world. Their performance resonates across generations, connecting deeply with audiences through both artistry and authenticity.
01:16–03:00 Full choir joins in, building vocal layers and rhythm
03:01–04:30 Emotional delivery emphasizes the song’s lyrical depth
04:31–05:45 Choreographed movements add energy and stage presence
05:46–06:32 Closing section: powerful harmonies and audience applause
Yes. Their repertoire can be adapted to match event objectives while retaining their signature style.
Yes. Following their viral Paris debut, they are available for global bookings.
The choir varies in size depending on the event, typically 20–30 performers.
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