By BigEyeUg Team
Renowned Ugandan comedian Salvado Idringi, also known as Patrick Salvado, has recently announced his decision to take a hiatus from comedy.
Explaining his rationale, Salvado cited a lack of suitable comedy platforms in Uganda, coupled with a reluctance to engage in activities he doesn’t find enjoyable.
Additionally, he highlighted the challenge of finding events promoters willing to meet his price.
Salvado, recognized as one of Uganda’s premier comedians, has long been an outspoken advocate for the advancement of the arts, particularly within the comedy community. His contributions to the industry have earned him widespread acclaim and admiration.
In a statement addressing his temporary departure from the comedy scene, Salvado expressed frustration over the dearth of comedic opportunities that align with his creative vision. “The comedy I know that I right doesn’t exist in Uganda,” he remarked, emphasizing the importance of genuine enjoyment in his work.
Furthermore, Salvado underscored the financial aspect of his decision, noting the difficulty in securing adequate compensation for his performances. “On addition, there is no events promoter who can afford my price,” he explained, shedding light on the economic challenges faced by comedians in Uganda.
Despite his hiatus, Salvado’s impact on the Ugandan comedy landscape remains indelible. His commitment to excellence and advocacy for the arts have left an enduring legacy, inspiring fellow comedians and contributing to the growth of the industry.
While Salvado’s absence may be felt within the comedy fraternity, his decision to prioritize personal satisfaction and fair compensation serves as a reminder of the challenges facing artists in Uganda. As the country’s arts sector continues to evolve, Salvado’s voice remains a vital one, advocating for the recognition and support that comedians and artists deserve.
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