Yvonne Mwale

About

Zambian singer-songwriter and musician known for her soulful voice and unique blend of African rhythms with elements of reggae, folk, and jazz. She gained recognition after winning the 2012 RFI Discoveries Music Award, which led to her international breakthrough. She's released several albums including "Ninkale - Let Me Be," "Msimbi Wakuda," and "Kalamatila." Her music often addresses social issues including poverty, gender inequality, and human rights.

Before Fame

At the age of seven, she embarked on her musical journey and commenced her formal music education. Shortly thereafter, she graced numerous churches and choirs across the country, where she showcased her burgeoning talent.

Trivia

In the year 2013, she and her family made the decision to relocate to Germany. They settled in Frankfurt, where Yvonne embarked on a new chapter of her musical career.

Family Life

She was born in Lusaka, Zambia. She spent her formative years growing up in Petauke. Her upbringing shaped her journey as a musician. She comes from a family with notable connections. Her father Michael Mwale serves as an honorable member of Parliament, while her mother, Jelita Mwanza, is recognized as a former songstress.

Associated With

 She was invited to contribute her musical talents to a song inspired by one of Barack Obama's notable speeches.