Victor Mwangobola, better known by his stage name Tremour, passed away. Tremor, a gifted young vocalist who died after sustaining severe head and skull injuries in the incident, is mourned by the music industry.
The passing of Tremour at this young age is a significant loss for the music industry, as he leaves behind a legacy that will be remembered by those who followed his career.
The news of his untimely death has saddened fans and colleagues. Let’s look at what happened to him and Tremour accident in detail.
Mpanipani singer Tremour accident
Malawian music artist Victor Mwangobola alias Tremour has died today at Kamuzu Central Hospital in Lilongwe where he was hospitalised a few days ago.
We regret to inform you of the passing of this remarkable young guy; the art world has lost a great talent. Victor Mwangobola, better known by his stage name Tremour, passed away.
Towera Chaswabande, his mother, has confirmed his demise news. Last Sunday, while riding a motorbike, the artist (Kabanza) was engaged in a car accident.
The artist suffered significant head and skull injuries as a result of the collision. Tremour became famous with his Mpanipani music track which inspired many Malawians.
How did Tremour die?
A few days after suffering head injuries in a car accident, musician Tremour passed away. His mother, Towera Chaswabande, confirmed the passing of Tremour, also known as Victor Mwangobola, to the local media.
His family requested money last week to help the musician while he was receiving medical treatment after being hurt in a car accident.
After Tremour’s passing, many on Facebook paid respect to him
Filmmaker Sukez wrote on Facebook.
“So Sad to hear the passing of this talented young man, it’s a great loss to the art industry, your career was just getting matured, so passionate when you told me about the music you are planning to drop. we will miss you Tremour,”
Rapper Phyzix wrote:
“This is so sad. We have lost a talented young man. My condolences to the family and all his loved ones.”
Zaithwa Bema wrote:
“My brother is gone My classmate, My childhood friend. Till we meet Again ( Victor) Tremour “Last 3 weeks I had an accident you were the first to check up on me you said it is well … Days later you had an accident and now you are gone, Vic.”
Gibo Gift Lantosi a musician/ band wrote:
Rest In Peace Tremour. The news was like a joke without knowing it will end up like this. God’s time is always best, we can’t hold our tears after remembering everything you have been doing. May the good Lord comfort the bereaved family and strengthen them in this moment. Rest well king, your name will be remembered forever.
Famous artist Tremour is in critical condition before death
Following a horrific car accident, renowned artist Tremour, whose actual name is Victor Mangobola, is currently battling for his life at Kamuzu Central Hospital in Lilongwe.
He was riding a motorbike (Kabaza) when he was struck by a car on Sunday night as he was leaving a recording studio.
Tragically, the driver who caused the collision fled the scene, leaving Tremour and the other victims hurt and no one to blame.
In response to this tragic circumstance, Tremour’s family has issued a press release asking for assistance from well-wishers to cover his medical costs.
The performer rose to stardom with his inspirational song “Mpanipani,” which encourages listeners to never give up and pursue their goals tenaciously.
Fans and members of the music industry are supporting Tremour, wishing for a quick recovery, and lending a hand during this trying time. #TremourInAccident.
He tragically lost away today following the horrific crash. His sudden death has left a vacuum in the hearts of his family, friends, and the music industry. His incredible legacy of fortitude, fervor, and selflessness will never stop motivating others.
Who was Tremour?
Tremor, a prominent pop singer known for his most recent singles Mpanipani and Golide M’moto, both of which were released in 2022, is back with yet another gorgeous video from his most recent album, Mudzi. Tremour was also an actor who played mostly in his own music videos.
The video was released a week ago on June 2023 by Tremour, real name Victor Yaphama Mwangobola. The afro-pop sensation, known for his signature song “Mvera Again,” recently published a new album titled Golide Mu Moto.
The album contains 10 songs that address many facets of contemporary daily life. The artist conveys an uplifting message to Malawians in Mudzi. He is urging people to coexist peacefully with others despite their disparate viewpoints on several issues.
“We are living in a world where misunderstandings are just a second away on a daily base hence forgiveness and surrendering remains the key to a calm nation. The video that I have released covers all that and the need for all of us to come together” he said.
Tremour, a musician who debuted in 2011, told Zodiak Online that he is pleased with the response his music has gotten recently. The multi-talented musician and licensed barber claims that Billy Kaunda, Skeffa Chimoto, and the late Wambali Mkandawire are his local musical inspirations.
Tremor, whose heartfelt music, which includes the well-known song “Mpani Mpani,” touched our hearts and will live on in our memories forever.
Funeral arrangements for the artist are still pending. Once we receive the verified information from his family members, we will update the article. Stay tuned for more updates.
Medico Topics extends our deepest condolences to Tremour’s family, fans, and friends during this difficult time. Also, feel free to drop your condolences below in the comment section.
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