Gospel music enthusiasts are reveling in the release of Cindy Marvine's soul-stirring track, "Wondekura Norwa," which not only marks her musical debut but also showcases her unwavering faith. The emerging artist, gaining traction and admiration, has drawn parallels with Aline Gahongayire, a prominent figure in the Gospel music scene.

In an exclusive interview with rwandagospel.com, Cindy Marvine expressed her profound appreciation for Aline Gahongayire, emphasizing how the songstress has been a significant source of inspiration. Marvine declared her dedication to emulate Gahongayire's footsteps, aspiring to earn prestigious awards such as the Salax Award and Groove Award, just as Aline has achieved in different seasons of her career.

rwandagospel.com engaged Marvine in a conversation about the inspiration behind "Wondekura Norwa," to which she replied with profound humility, stating, "The song is called 'Wondekura Norwa,' written to express gratitude and glorify God for the transformation He has brought into my life."

Offering insight into her musical journey and motivation for entering the music scene, Cindy Marvine revealed, "I started singing in 2012 in a choir named 'Guérison des ames' in Burundi. After coming to the United States and completing my studies, I felt a calling to use my voice to praise God and share His message."

The article also highlighted Marvine's rapid rise to popularity, with fans eagerly subscribing to her YouTube channel and Instagram account. With over 100 comments expressing admiration and anticipation for her musical endeavors, Marvine is swiftly gaining a dedicated following.

Nicole, one of her followers, exclaimed, "Marvine, keep going, and Mpwemu Yera, continue accompanying her in her journey!"

Cindy Marvine, who affectionately calls Aline Gahongayire "Dr Alga," mentioned in an interview that she finds inspiration and support in Aline's music, making her a guiding figure in her artistic pursuits. As Cindy Marvine embarks on her musical journey with "Wondekura Norwa," she has already hinted at the possibility of an entire album, expressing her commitment to delivering spiritually uplifting songs.