In a heartwarming homecoming, acclaimed dance sensation Musa Motha, who captured the hearts of viewers worldwide during his remarkable journey on Britain’s Got Talent, returned to South Africa on Saturday.
‘Brit’s Got Talent’ star reacts to heroes welcome back to South Africa
The talented amputee dancer from Sebokeng made history by becoming the first-ever contestant on the show to receive a group golden buzzer, securing his place in the final earlier this year.
Motha, overwhelmed by the unexpected reaction to his audition, took a moment to reflect on his extraordinary run on the talent show upon his arrival at OR Tambo Airport. With humility and gratitude, he shared his initial intentions, saying,
“My intention was just to go and do the auditions and let it be heard.”
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Here’s everything you need to know about Musa Motha
Musa Motha’s path to international recognition has been nothing short of extraordinary. Born and raised in Johannesburg, his journey began when he was diagnosed with bone cancer at the age of 11.
Despite the amputation of his left leg, Motha’s passion for soccer ultimately led him to discover his profound love for dance.
His groundbreaking audition on Britain’s Got Talent in 2023 marked a significant milestone as he received the first-ever group Golden Buzzer.
This rare recognition occurs when all the judges unanimously agree that an act deserves to proceed directly to the live shows.
Starting as a street dancer in 2010, Motha swiftly gained acclaim, appearing in music videos, including Drake’s One Dance.
In 2018, he joined the renowned Vuyani Dance Theatre, where he honed his skills in contemporary, afro-fusion, tap dance, and ballet.
His immense talent has taken him on international tours, and he has been featured in esteemed fashion and art magazines, international newspapers, and television interviews.
However, Motha’s impact extends beyond dance. He is a multifaceted individual, serving as a motivational speaker, entrepreneur, DJ, photographer, videographer, dog trainer, car modifier, and investor.
Fluent in multiple languages, including Sotho, Zulu, Xhosa, Tswana, and English, Motha aims to inspire others with disabilities and shatter social stereotypes.
For Motha, dance serves as a therapeutic medium to express his emotions and forge connections with others. He finds great joy in bringing happiness to his audience and firmly believes in the transformative power of his performances to touch lives.
One profound encounter with a spectator who had contemplated suicide highlighted the profound effect his dancing had on people. This experience solidified Motha’s unwavering dedication to his professional dance career, becoming a driving force behind his continued success.