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Saida Karoli
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Discography · Booking Agency · Similar Music
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Saida Karoli was born on the 4th of April 1976 in the Northern part of Tanzania within a small region called Bukoba. As a singer, composer, dancer and drummer, and within a short period of time, Saida has become a much sought after female artist all over East and Central Africa. She has staged live shows in almost all parts of Tanzania, and has been on
several successful tours in Rwanda, Burundi, DRC, Uganda, Kenya and Zanzibar.
Her artistic musical talent, which is filled with tradition, has captivated the
diverse cultural audiences and her mellow singing voice continues to earn her a
place the hearts of people of all ages and cultural backgrounds. Due to lack of support from her drunken father, Saida only managed to attend
school up to grade 5. At the age of 20, following the death of her mother and
continued criticisms from the people around her, Saida still continued doing
what she knows to do best - make music. Her humility, patience and good sense of
humor make her a great and vibrant personality. The following week the song jumped straight into the top position and firmly reigned supreme for six consecutive weeks. The songs Kaisiki (a song that talks about mothers who throwaway or abandon their children) and Ndombolo are amongst her other great hits. By December 2001 Saida Kalori had already been selected to entertain the Ugandan King, The Kabaka of Buganda and Ronald Muwenda during an annual Ugandan festival. In the opening invitation speech, she was described as "an accomplished African Musician" who is " no doubt the most popular traditional African musician in Uganda" and was voted as the "musician of the year" by the festival's organizing committee. She sings predominantly in Haya (the language of the Haya tribe in Tanzania)
as well as Swahili. However, even those who do not understand this language have
been touched by her unique voice and the crisp quality of her music. Her sources
of inspiration are social values, the rural culture of Tanzania and that of its
neighboring countries, as well as the condition of human society. Official Web Site: www.fmprod.com |
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Maria Salome (Label:FM Productions Ltd, 2001) Mapenzi Kizungungu (FM productions ltd, 2003) Harusi (FM Productions Ltd, 2004) Mimi Nakupenda (FM Productions Ltd., 2005) |
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| Drums, Vocals - Soprano, Banjo, Tribal drum | |
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