Nicholis Louw

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Nicholis Louw (born 30 December 1978) is a South African pop and opera singer. His repertoire, mainly in Afrikaans, includes rock, pop, country and music ballads, often incorporating strong classical elements.

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Louw has had a number of successful albums through releases through Select Music starting with his debut album in 2003, selling over 650,000 albums. [1] His major hits include "Ek wil my baby hê vanaand", "Rock daai lyfie" and "Generaal". He tours extensively averaging above 100 performances a year. Louw is signed to Select Music, the major South African record label.

On 12 July 2014, he married Denise Shrewsbury. [2] [3]

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Singles

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