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Marco Joseph, a lead vocalist of the Zabron Singers, has passed away unexpectedly while undergoing heart treatment, leaving his family and fans in deep mourning.
The Zabron Singers and the gospel music community are grieving his loss, with tributes pouring in for his contributions to the group and his lasting impact on East African gospel music.
Japhet Zabron, Marco's brother and fellow group member, took to Instagram to express his profound sorrow.
In a series of emotional posts, Japhet recalled his last conversation with Marco, in which his brother expressed pride in him, saying, "I am proud of you, my teacher." Marco also requested prayers for his recovery, hoping he could join the group in shooting a new music video.
Japhet's posts convey his deep heartbreak and disbelief at the loss of his brother, with one post reading, “Sikutaka kupost chochote kuhusu hili maana nilikuachia wewe Mungu lakini Mungu sasa umenifanyia nini hiki... Ooh God nooo!”
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According to his sister, Victoria Zabron, Marco began feeling unwell about a week before his death, just before a scheduled performance in Kisumu.
His condition rapidly deteriorated, requiring urgent medical attention. "He was forced to stay behind to get treatment. The doctors said his heart was in bad shape and that he needed emergency surgery. He was undergoing heart treatment at Muhimbili Hospital last night, but sadly he didn’t make it," Victoria recounted.
Jamila Dotto, another member of the Zabron Singers, also shared a touching tribute to Marco on Instagram, expressing her sorrow and disbelief.
She wrote, "Pumzika kwa amani mwenyekiti, naogopa kusema umeenda lakini nikweli umelala."
The family has announced that Marco’s funeral will be held at his aunt’s house in Mikocheni, Dar es Salaam. His passing has left a significant void in the Zabron Singers and the wider gospel music community.
Known for his contributions to hits like "Mkono wa Bwana" and "Sweetie Sweetie," Marco's legacy will continue to resonate with fans across East Africa.
As the Zabron family navigates this difficult time, they are surrounded by the love and support of those who have been touched by Marco's life and music.
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