Musa Motha, a South African dancer from Sebokeng, made history on British TV this weekend. | News24Arts
and achieved what no other contestant has ever before.
Diagnosed with cancer at a young age, Motha's left leg was amputated and stifled his dreams of becoming a football player. "After my amputation I fell in love with music. My friends were dancing at that time and I asked them to teach me how to dance," he told the judges.His routine had the judges in tears and the crowd roaring with applause. However, for the first time on, all four judges pressed the buzzer together and and golden confetti came raining down on Motha.
"I've never-ever heard a reaction like that in my life," Simon told Motha as the crowd continued to cheer him on. ."I respect and value my craft, I practice regularly, I’m open to new ideas and new lessons. In everything I do, I do my best, no compromise," the young dancer
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