Haruna Mubiru

Popular Ugandan artist Haruna Mubiru has produced a number of top-charting songs in the African and Afrobeat music genres. His most well-known songs include "Tubonga Nawe," "Ticket," "First Class," "Nkakasa," and "Akasaale." Many music enthusiasts in Uganda and elsewhere have fallen in love with these songs.

"Sajjabbi," another well-liked song by Haruna Mubiru, is a lively tune that is a favorite in parties and clubs. The songs "Sente Zitawanya," "Kasaale," "Nkola Byange," and "Mulaba Mayumba" are among others that have also been praised highly by followers of African and Afrobeat music.

The capacity of Haruna Mubiru's music to get people moving is one of the reasons it is so well-liked. Fans may easily sing along and lose themselves in the song because to his catchy sounds and frequently relatable words. It's not surprising that he has amassed a sizable fan base in Uganda and across the continent.

All things considered, Haruna Mubiru's work is a tribute to the vitality and diversity of the African and Afrobeat music scenes. Anyone who like uplifting and contagious music should give his songs a try.

Ugandan musician Haruna Mubiru has worked with a number of performers in the African and Afrobeat music scenes. His work with King Saha, Juliana Kanyomozi, Weasel, and Iryn Namubiru on the song "Tubonga Nawe" is one of his most illustrious collaborations. The song was made public during the 2016 presidential election in Uganda. It is a political campaign song.

King Saha's contribution to "Tubonga Nawe" gave the song a distinctive vocal sound. His mellow, deep voice perfectly matched Mubiru's distinctive vocal style, fusing African and modern music. Weasel and Iryn Namubiru's individual skills gave the song a more varied sound, while Juliana Kanyomozi's contribution gave it a touch of femininity.

The group's contribution to "Tubonga Nawe" exemplified the finest of current and traditional African music. It was an effective cooperation that brought together many Ugandan musicians, showing their various musical tastes. The song was a tremendous hit and served as the official anthem for the 2016 presidential election in Uganda.