Songstress Lira is one of the most decorated and powerful South African female stars.
Over the years, Lira has proven that she knows her story inside out.
After leaving 999, a record label owned by Arthur Mafokate, she returned to the industry in 2006 looking mature and purposeful.
Lira, born Lerato Molapo, crafted her own sound and style, backed by a sassy voice and relatable songs, that quickly elevated her to a star and earned her legions of fans.
Nineteen years later, Lira has released six blockbuster albums which have achieved platinum status, and she has the awards to show for it.
Now that she has accomplished her mission locally, Lira, 43, has her eyes set on conquering the world.
Her mission began when she signed with an American recording company in 2014.
In 2019, she was a judge in the American show The World's Best. She also performed at one of the famed Grammy Awards before-parties.
Next month, she jets off to Germany, where she has a number of shows booked.
It is that experience and success that has inspired Lira to join Mymastery programme alongside David Tlale, Bonang Mohale and Marc Lottering.
The Mymastery concept originated overseas and was initiated by businessman Richard Rayne in a bid to use successful South Africans to inspire and educate others.
