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Paulo Kafeero
Kafeero, Paul Job (1970–2007) (Prince Paul Job Kafeero, Paulo Kafeero, the Golden Boy of Africa),〔("Drama at Paul Kafeero's burial" ) newvision.co.ug. Retrieved November 21, 2014〕 the most celebrated composer and singer in the Ugandan tradition of Kadongo Kamu. At the time of his death, he was planning to celebrate 20 years of an illustrious music career. His catalogue consists of 83 songs on 21 albums. It was his 1994 hit Walumbe Zaaya, a fifteen-minute lament on death in which no word is repeated, which sent him into the Ugandan musical stratosphere. That song earned him the enduring nickname the Golden Boy of Africa from the 1994 Cairo music festival attended by thousands of African contestants, where he won a gold medal from the Institute d'Etudes Theatreales. In 2003, his hit song Dipo Naziggala, which pokes fun at the drinking habits of Ugandans, won a Pearl of Africa Music Award (PAM) for best Kadongo Kamu single. In both 2003 and 2004, he won the PAM award for best Kadongo Kamu artist/group).〔("My life with Paul Kafeero: One woman tells her intriguing story ) monitor.co.ug. Retrieved November 21, 2014〕
==Background==
Kafeero was born 12 July 1970 to Vicencio Nanganga and Phiromera Nannozi of Kirembe, Nkokonjeru in Mukono District. This region is also known as Kyaggwe. His mother died in 1990, just as Kafeero was beginning to achieve fame. His father died in 2011.
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