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"Sonvanger" (meaning the sun catcher) is a 2002 Afrikaans song performed by Valiant Swart, a South African musician, Afrikaans folk rock singer and songwriter. The song first appeared in Swart's 2002 album Maanhare.^[1]

The song has been subject to a great number of covers^[2] including by Corlea Botha [1], Jurie Els, Theuns Jordaan, Refentse [2] Laurika Rauch [3].

It was translated into Zulu by The Voice South Africa contestant Skhumbuzo Ndaba and interpreted during season 3 of the show in March 2019.[4]

References

[[Category:2002 songs [[Category:Afrikaans-language songs [[Category:2002 songs

[1] 1001 South African Songs You Must Hear Before You Go Deaf

[2] AllMusic: "Sonvanger"

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