Democracy 30 | In conversation with Marah Louw

With a career that spans over 50 years, Marah Louw has been described as South Africa's musical and entertainment industry royalty.
From travelling and gracing countless global theatre productions, to being a leading actress in South African musicals such as Baby Come Duze and "Nkosi: The Healing Song", to her iconic role on the SABC TV series, Muvhango, she has done it all.
In 2017, Marah also published her tell-all book, "Its Me, Marah".
As we continue to celebrate South Africa's 30 years of democracy, this morning we are joined virtually by Marah Louw, South African legendary singer, actress and published author.
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Marah Louw, a radiant soul who touched the world with her voice, her passion, and her unyielding spirit. She was not just a singer, not just an actress-she was a heartbeat, a force of nature who turned life’s pain into poetry, and its joy into an anthem of hope. Marah’s voice was more than music; it was a prayer, a promise, a cry that soared into the heavens and echoed in the hearts of those who heard it. In every note, she carried the dreams of a nation, the struggles of her people, and the boundless love she held for humanity. She gave all of herself to the world, and in return, she became timeless. Her laughter lit up rooms, her presence lifted spirits, and her courage inspired generations. Though the stage now falls silent and her laughter has faded into memory, her spirit lives on in every life she touched, in every song she sang, and in the unshakable hope she left behind.
Rest now, Marah, our star, our strength, our songbird. You are no longer here, but your melody will live forever in our hearts. The world will never forget you.

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The legend ❤️❤️❤️❤️those dimples 👌💝

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Mama❤