Nigerian artist and music producer Tekno, known for hits like “Holiday” and his most recent album “The More The Better,” collapsed during a live performance in South Africa. The incident, which occurred during his tour, sparked an outpouring of prayers and well-wishes from fans across social media platforms.
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According to posts circulating on social media, Tekno was in the middle of his performance when he suddenly collapsed, apparently suffering a severe seizure. Witnesses and fans at the venue described a chaotic scene, with medical attention immediately called to the stage. The exact cause of the seizure has not been revealed, but the incident has sparked discussions about the health and well-being of artists in the fraught music industry.
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Tekno, whose real name is Augustine Miles Kelechi, is a prominent figure in the Afrobeats scene, known for his unique sound and energetic performances. His recently released album, which features collaborations with prominent artists, is a testament to his enduring influence in African music. However, the incident has overshadowed the celebration of his musical achievements, with the focus instead on his health.
The music community, including artists and fans, took to social media to express their shock and hope for Tekno’s speedy recovery. Messages of support flooded his social media accounts, many recalling his previous health scare that led to his hiatus from music.
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The event brought back memories of another tragic loss in the South African music scene, when rapper Costa Titch died after collapsing on stage due to heart problems, highlighting the physical devastation of the performing arts.
Source: https://anhngunewlight.edu.vn
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