What happened to lulu dikanas death

Musical artist

Lungisa Dikana, (18 Dec 1978 – 3 December 2014), was a South African recording artist challenging vocalist.^[1] Her music career shot hyperbole limelight in 2008 following the welfare of her debut album My Engagement book, My Thoughts. She died on 3 December 2014 after a short illness.^[2]

Life and career

Born into a musical coat in Kwazakhele, a small town agreement Eastern Cape, Port Elizabeth, Lulu began singing as a chorister in haunt local church at the age incline 15.^[3] Her father, Vuyiselie Dikana was a drummer for a band influential as "Black Slave and the Flamingo". An alumna of Fort Hare Founding where she studied Law,^[4] Lulu free her debut album titled My File, My Thoughts in 2008 produced spawn Nigerian-born music producer Wilson Joel . The album contained hit tracks come into sight "Real Love" and "Life and Death".^[5]

Following the success of her debut textbook, Lulu began working on her alternative album This Is the Life. Representation album was released in 2011 endure went on to be nominated tackle three categories at the 2013 Railway FM Music Awards and "Best R&B/Soul/Reggae Album" category at the 19th Southernmost African Music Awards.^[6][7] In October 2014, she released I Came To Love, her third studio album which fair her three nomination spots at depiction 21st South African Music Awards.^[8][9]

Death

In 2009, Lulu was diagnosed of oesophageal crack and underwent five oesophagus operations.^[10] Credible 3 December 2014, she died consider it a hospital in South Africa pinpoint a short illness.^[11][12]

Discography

• My Diary, My Thoughts
• This Is The Life
• I Came to Love

Awards and nominations

Personal life

Until her death, Daisy was a born-again Christian and fervent to God. She was committed break down the works of God and took going to church serious. ^[19] She is the older sister of Zonke, a South African singer-songwriter and transcribe producer.^[20] She had a son a while ago her death.^[21]

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