By Moses Abeka
Born October 19, 1951, the legendary Lutaaya who passed away in 1989 returns to life this festive season.
The classic “CHRISTMAS” album recorded in the late 1980s is, once again, like every year, dominating the airplay as the festive season ushers in. The album boasts of masterpieces that have since become a favorite during this time of the year.
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“Azallidwa, Tumusinze, Zukuuka,” among others are enjoying renewed popularity as Ugandans dig deeper in the music records. Popularity of the songs according to critics is attributed to lyrical prowess and laid back flow, a rare combination in today’s music.
According to Swede artiste, Dr. Alban, the late is one of Africa’s greatest talents ever having recorded in Sweden at the time and being a UNICEF goodwill ambassador after making a shocking public relevation that he had AIDS.
He is remembered for that courage and great music.
R.I.P
“[katogoaward]”