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Miriam singing at one of her concerts. She was singing against apartheid

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Miriam Makeba at a concert with Dizzy Gillespie in 1991.

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Showtime Magazine flier of Miriam and some other black south africans performing at jazz festival.

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Miriam always wore her hair in different ways and never cared of what others thought. She always were South African clothes to show her culture.

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While speaking during one of her concerts she said this quote. She always tried to help people by bringing them together.

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After performing in Italy for support of Roberto Saviano she died. She died from cardiac arrest and collapsed as she was leaving the stage.

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One of her hit songs Malaika written by Tanzanian Adam Salim. She later on sang the song which made it more popular.

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Right after Miriam had her passport revoked she went on stage and performed in sweden at Berns Salonger. Her performance was live broadcast on tv.

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Pata Pata was Makeba's most famous song. It was released in 1959 with her group the Skylarks but then she re recorded it herself and became a worldwide hit.

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Makeba wrote a book and since she was known as Mama Africa she named her book that. Her book was about her life and how she rose to her fame.