Taps Mugadza

Taps Mugadza

A gospel singer who recently graduated with a degree in vocal performance from the Musicians Institute of Los Angeles. Audiences around the world are inspired by Taps' music. Over 250,000 people cheered as they soaked in the message of hope from his song, "Africa," at a Joyce Meyer conference in June, 2010. At the World Cup 2010, Taps sang at the semi finals.

From 2004-2008 he led praise and worship at Celebration Church a 20,000 member church in Zimbabwe. In 2006 he was a contestant on A Academy, Zimbabwe's version of American Idol. He placed 3rd. While in Africa he participated in the National Allied Arts of Performance competition for which he received a certificate of honors.

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