Lundi Tyamara, a beloved South African gospel singer, passed away on January 27th, 2017, at the age of 38. He had been battling stomach tuberculosis and a liver condition at the Edenvale Hospital in Johannesburg.

Born on December 16th, 1978, Lundi began his music career as a backing vocalist for renowned gospel singer, Rebecca Malope. His immense talent soon caught the attention of Tshepo Nzimande, who offered him his first solo record deal. Lundi's debut album, 'Mphefumlo Wami', was released in 1998 and went on to sell an impressive 400,000 copies, instantly making him a household name.

Over the years, Lundi released over 20 albums, each one showcasing his exceptional vocal range and ability to deliver powerful, soul-stirring performances. His music touched the lives of countless fans and earned him numerous accolades, including several South African Music Awards.

Lundi's impact on the music industry was significant, and he will always be remembered as one of the best-selling gospel artists in South African history, with an impressive 3 million album copies sold. His contributions to the genre were immense, and his legacy will undoubtedly live on for generations to come.

Lundi was laid to rest in his hometown of Worcester, where he was mourned by fans, family, and friends. His passing was a great loss to the music community and left a void that will never be filled. His music will continue to inspire and uplift those who listen to it, and his memory will forever be cherished. Rest in peace, Lundi Tyamara.