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Sizzaman, the musician whose fame started with an aborted wedding
Probably very few people knew Sizzaman until he aborted that over-hyped wedding with Straka a presenter of Late Night Show on WBS television. It is this botched marriage that mainly brought him to the close eye of the public. By then the singer had recorded only one successful hit Mafalanga.
musicians Sizzaman
The real breakthrough for the musician came in 2011 when his hit Angella was like a contagious cough in the country topping the charts for at least, the first quarter of the year.
Earlier he had also thrown some good lines in the Ina de dance hit that marshaled the musical prowess of various musicians like Buchaman, Bobi Wine and Mega Dee among others to take Uganda’s airwaves by storm.
Yet it is Angella that has made every one notice Sizzaman’s musical abilities. The fact that he followed this up with another powerful hit Taxi Money and bicycle rider with the Goodlyf duo makes Sizzaman a recommendable force in Uganda’s music industry. The singer’s real name is Ceasar Kayemba.
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