South African superstar, Tyla, has been named as one of Glamour Magazine’s Women of the Year, a prestigious recognition celebrating the women redefining culture, creativity, and courage around the world.
Every year, Glamour’s Women of the Year Awards honour women across industries, from entertainment and activism to science, business, and politics, who’ve made remarkable impacts through their work and voices.
Every year, Glamour’s Women of the Year Awards honour women across industries, from entertainment and activism to science, business, and politics, who’ve made remarkable impacts through their work and voices.
At just 23, Tyla has become one of the brightest lights in global music. Her sound, a shimmering mix of pop, amapiano, gqom, and Bacardi, has made her an unstoppable force, blending South African rhythm with universal appeal.
As Tyla’s fame grows internationally, she’s also navigating conversations about identity, particularly around how being “coloured” in South Africa holds a different meaning abroad.
Credit: Pulse NG
As Tyla’s fame grows internationally, she’s also navigating conversations about identity, particularly around how being “coloured” in South Africa holds a different meaning abroad.
Credit: Pulse NG
