Discovering the Unknown: Costa Titch’s Surprising Facts
He despised interviews because people distorted they meaning of statements.
The passing of South African rapper Costa Titch has shocked many.
According to reports, the musician was pronounced dead at the venue where he was performing.
On March 12, 2023, he was among the celebrities performing at the Ultra music festival.
Discovering the Unknown: Costa Titch’s Surprising Facts. Below are facts about Costa Rica that you did not know.
- Born in 1995, He has died aged 27.
- His real name was Costa Tsobanoglou but he was popularly known by his stage name Costa Titch.
- He was a dancer with the New Age Steez dance crew.
- Costa was from Nelspruit, which is a city in northeastern South Africa.
- His father is Greek and his mum is South African.
- Rose to fame for his song “Activate.”
- He had done a collabo with the late AKA for the song ‘You’re Welcome’.
- In 2022 he was among the stars who performed at the SolFest – a concert organized by Sauti Sol.
- Costa was not dating at the time of his death.
- He has worked with Mbosso and Diamond Platnumz.
- The rapper had recently partnered with a music label started by Senegalese-American musician Akon.
- He died a month after the death of his friend and fellow rapper AKA.
His family confirmed his passing.
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In a public statement, the family lamented the loss of their son and grandson.
“Tragically, death has knocked on our door. A portion of the statement read, “robbing us of our beloved son, brother, and grandson, Constantinos Tsobanoglou (28), whom South Africa had come to love and idolize under his stage name Costa Titch.”
At this time, it is with profound sorrow that we must acknowledge his passing. We are grateful to the emergency responders and everyone present during his final hours on earth.”
Additionally, the family requested privacy during this difficult time.
“As a family, we are experiencing a difficult time as we attempt to make sense of what has transpired, and we request time and space to gather ourselves. The Tsobanoglou family appreciates your love and support for our son, and may you continue to encourage him even in spirit. Please keep us in your prayers and the Lord’s good graces.”
The South African rapper died Saturday while performing at the Johannesburg Ultra music festival.
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