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Fans of the late highlife icon Daddy Lumba braved heavy rainfall to celebrate his life and musical legacy, transforming a weather-battered farewell into an emotional tribute marked by song, dance and heartfelt remembrance.
Although persistent downpours disrupted parts of the funeral proceedings, hundreds of mourners turned out to honour the legendary musician, determined not to allow the rain to dampen their spirits.
As the skies opened, Daddy Lumba’s timeless classics rang out across the venue, with fans dancing in the rain and singing along to songs that have shaped generations.
The unexpected weather created logistical difficulties, forcing many attendees to crowd under canopies while others struggled to move freely around the grounds.
Some mourners were left temporarily stranded as access became challenging, yet the atmosphere remained one of unity and resilience.
The scenes captured the profound bond Daddy Lumba shared with his fans. Even amid discomfort and uncertainty, they chose celebration over frustration, a powerful reminder that his music continues to inspire joy, solidarity and togetherness long after his passing.
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