Kenyans are mourning the loss of Marco Joseph, a cherished soloist from the Zabron Singers who passed away on August 21, 2024, in a Dar es Salaam hospital. Marco was receiving treatment for a heart condition at the Jakaya Kikwete Heart Institute when he passed. Obeid Kazimili, the chairperson of the Zabron Singers, announced the heartbreaking news on Facebook, expressing profound sorrow over the loss of their deputy chairperson and lead singer. His death has left a significant void in the hearts of many fans.
Zabron Singers are renowned for their popular gospel songs, which have made headlines at events like weddings for years now. These songs deeply touch the hearts of many.
Hits like "Mkono wa Bwana" and "Sweetie Sweetie" have become favorites at numerous events, and the group even performed for President William Ruto during his inauguration. Fans have flocked to social media to express their grief, sharing heartfelt condolences and memories of how Marco's music impacted their lives. His distinctive voice and captivating stage presence will be greatly missed.
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Zabron Singers intend to release additional information regarding his funeral plans shortly. Many have come together to celebrate his life and the music he created at this difficult time of grief, showing the strength of our community in times of loss.
In a heartfelt response, fellow musician Kesley Kerumbo took to social media to share her profound sorrow and condolences. "Marko is no more... This is incredibly heartbreaking. My deepest sympathies to Zabron Singers for the loss of your beloved member. We will truly miss you, Marko. Rest in peace," she wrote.
The announcement has caused a massive influx of sorrow from both fans and followers on social media. Many have sent meaningful support notes to Marko's family at this trying time, expressing their astonishment and sadness. The Gospel music world is feeling the loss of his departure, as testimonials from friends and colleagues highlight his influence on people in his immediate vicinity.
