UCT students share their personal takes on the Amapiano music genre, reflecting on its influence in social gatherings, study sessions, and everyday life. Amapiano's vibrant beats and uplifting vibe continue to be a unifying force for many students, bringing joy and a sense of community to every occasion.
Students share their different perspectives on why Amapiano holds a special place in their hearts – and in their headphones.
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