Ragga Dee seeks talents
Feb 23, 2005
The undisputed ‘king’ of dance hall rhyme, Ragga Dee, has started a musical project to help
The undisputed ‘king’ of dance hall rhyme, Ragga Dee, has started a musical project to help disadvantaged youngsters.
He is looking out for individuals, who are talented, but are not able to exploit their musical potential because of physical or other disabilities. He now has a crew that include dancers Christopher Ziraba and Paul Matovu, Big No and Emma Sikiriza.
A number of his Bad Boys are now common at local concerts where they enrich his shows. Some of them are Ragga Dee’s dancers and can display amazing incredible acrobats as well.
They skillfully perform kwasa kwasa/ndombolo, ragga and modern creative dances. “I identify potential talents that have not been able to exploit their talents because of problems. I help them to give their due contribution to the entertainment industry because I am aware disability is not inability,†Ragga Dee said.
He is looking out for individuals, who are talented, but are not able to exploit their musical potential because of physical or other disabilities. He now has a crew that include dancers Christopher Ziraba and Paul Matovu, Big No and Emma Sikiriza.
A number of his Bad Boys are now common at local concerts where they enrich his shows. Some of them are Ragga Dee’s dancers and can display amazing incredible acrobats as well.
They skillfully perform kwasa kwasa/ndombolo, ragga and modern creative dances. “I identify potential talents that have not been able to exploit their talents because of problems. I help them to give their due contribution to the entertainment industry because I am aware disability is not inability,†Ragga Dee said.