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Lele – aka Voice of Lele - is a singer-songwriter, a refugee, a proud West Papuan Woman, a mother of four daughters, wife to Australian World Music Star, Mitch Tambo, and an advocate for refugee women in Australia and the freedom of West Papua.
Lele was first introduced to music through her late father. As the lead singer and composer of the Black Brothers Band, they not only filled stadiums across Pacifica and Indonesia but paved the way for many other Melanesian artists.
With a passion for music and commitment to raising awareness of West Papa, Lele and her sisters followed in their father’s footsteps and created their group called The Black Sistaz.
Committed and passionate about inspiring the next generation of performers, Lele collaborated with husband, Mitch Tambo on the cultural exchange between the Melbourne West Papuan and Aboriginal communities called The West Papuan Youth Project.
In 2019, Lele took a hiatus from Black Sistaz to join Mitch Tambo on stage.
In 2024 Lele released her debut single Island Proud. Throughout 2024, she also performed at All Cultural Fest, the Prime Minister’s Olympic Dinner, and the Dunggula Cultural Festival.
Lele was first introduced to music through her late father. As the lead singer and composer of the Black Brothers Band, they not only filled stadiums across Pacifica and Indonesia but paved the way for many other Melanesian artists.
With a passion for music and commitment to raising awareness of West Papa, Lele and her sisters followed in their father’s footsteps and created their group called The Black Sistaz.
Committed and passionate about inspiring the next generation of performers, Lele collaborated with husband, Mitch Tambo on the cultural exchange between the Melbourne West Papuan and Aboriginal communities called The West Papuan Youth Project.
In 2019, Lele took a hiatus from Black Sistaz to join Mitch Tambo on stage.
In 2024 Lele released her debut single Island Proud. Throughout 2024, she also performed at All Cultural Fest, the Prime Minister’s Olympic Dinner, and the Dunggula Cultural Festival.
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