Tag: Paul Kafeero

Paul Kafeero cries foul after his wife walks out on him without giving him any reason for doing so and he keeps wondering why.

Kafeero’s undying love for his culture is reflected in this song in which he cries for his language (Luganda) being destroyed and suggests solutions.

There’s no doubt that one of Kafeero’s biggest fear was death. In Nsondannya, he sings about the unavoidable home, grave yard.

Kiweenenya Amazina is a continuation to Ekijjankunene series in which Kafeero raps at a clown for telling lies about him and the previous songs.

As we wind up the Ekijjankunene series, Diikuula nearly ‘sleeps’ with his mother after sneaking into Namusisi’s room thinking she’s the one there.

Diikuula’s new catch flees her newly found home after suspecting that both her husband and co-wife are out practicing cannibalism.

Ekijjankunene is a series of songs performed by Kafeero. The songs talk about a polygamous man who suffered at the hands of his elder wife.

One of his last songs, Kafeero used this song to highlight the high levels of hypocrisy among the people surrounding him.

Paul Kafeero sings about rumour mongers who plan for other people’s income yet they have nothing of their own.

One of the things that described Paul Kafeero were his ‘abusing skills’. This song Lucia, is just one perfect example of how capable he was.