Real Madrid Stars Can’t Get Enough Amapiano, Enjoy Listening to Adiwele by Young Stunna and Kabza De Small

• Real Madrid have found some hit Amapiano music to relax them before their crunch La Liga encounters
• Young Stunna and Kabza De Small's song Adiwele has become a hit across the country and even in Spain
• Amapiano has become a worldwide phenomenon and Real Madrid players are fans of the music genre

Real Madrid are on a roll, and some fans think they may have found the reason why.

The La Liga champions beat Mallorca 4-1 over the weekend to continue their unbeaten run and stay on top of the table.

Some fans believe that Madrid’s choice of music may be the secret to their success. As reported by Kaya959, Madrid’s players were recently spotted listening to some proudly South African Amapiano tunes.

A video, shared by a Los Blancos fan account, shows the players jamming to Young Stunna and Kabza De Small’s track Adiwele.

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The video shows striker Karim Benzema getting a haircut while the song belts out in the background, with the Madrid players enjoying the music. The video was made before the game against Mallorca, leading some South Africans to joke that Madrid’s comfortable win was because of the pre-match music.

The song is a big hit in the country at the moment and it seems as if the Real Madrid players are loving it as well.

What is Amapiano?

As noted by Wikipedia, Amapiano is a type of house music that started in South Africa in 2012. It is a mix of deep house, jazz and lounge music. Amapiano has become popular around the world and inspired many viral dance challenges over the years.

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Real Madrid thumped Real Mallorca 4-1 at the Santiago Bernabeu on Sunday afternoon to leapfrog Barcelona back to the summit top of the La Liga table.

A first half goal from Federico Valverde and three strikes in the second half from Vinicius Junior, Rodrygo and Antonio Rudiger were enough to hand the Spanish champions the maximum points.

It wasn’t vintage Real Madrid, but Los Blancos eventually got the job done, with some difficulty.