Ngabi clan trails at music fest
DESPITE the absence of big artistes, the musical clash of clans dubbed Endongo Yebiika held at Kati Kati Restaurant last Friday, wowed fans. There were a few notable glitches like lack of coordination and Chance Nalubega’s mishap, but the show excited fans. Local artistes got a chance to express t
By Pidson Kareire
DESPITE the absence of big artistes, the musical clash of clans dubbed Endongo Yebiika held at Kati Kati Restaurant last Friday, wowed fans. There were a few notable glitches like lack of coordination and Chance Nalubega’s mishap, but the show excited fans. Local artistes got a chance to express their feelings about the sense of belonging.
They might have been hyped but some of the clans were not represented at the musical clash. Emamba clan scored high in vulgarity courtesy of kadongo kamu singer, Willy Mukabya but the Ngabi clan carried the shame back home. It had two artistes; Jose Chameleone and Chance Nalubega. While Chameleone did not appear, Chance Nalubega came on stage tipsy. When the musese amatila singer tried to open her mouth, she could not follow the lines of the songs. She, therefore, decided to do a soliloquy, but in the process stepped off the stage and hell broke loose; Nalubega fell on the ground amidst screams.
The show ended abruptly at 1:00am after Betty Mpologoma had just finished her performance.
DESPITE the absence of big artistes, the musical clash of clans dubbed Endongo Yebiika held at Kati Kati Restaurant last Friday, wowed fans. There were a few notable glitches like lack of coordination and Chance Nalubega’s mishap, but the show excited fans. Local artistes got a chance to express their feelings about the sense of belonging.
They might have been hyped but some of the clans were not represented at the musical clash. Emamba clan scored high in vulgarity courtesy of kadongo kamu singer, Willy Mukabya but the Ngabi clan carried the shame back home. It had two artistes; Jose Chameleone and Chance Nalubega. While Chameleone did not appear, Chance Nalubega came on stage tipsy. When the musese amatila singer tried to open her mouth, she could not follow the lines of the songs. She, therefore, decided to do a soliloquy, but in the process stepped off the stage and hell broke loose; Nalubega fell on the ground amidst screams.
The show ended abruptly at 1:00am after Betty Mpologoma had just finished her performance.