Stecia Mayanja
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Stecia Mayanja alias Faridah is a Ugandan actress, musician and artist attached to the Golden band.[1][2] Stecia Mayanja sings in Luganda and English.[1] She was in Eagles Production Band before it became Golden Band, later on she parted ways with the Golden Band.[3]
Career[]
She has songs like Equalizer, Game Over and Kawompo and , she is pursuing a solo music career.[2] Stecia Mayanja is an actress who featured in The Honourables (2017) and also performs in Stecia and the House Girl.[2]
Personal life[]
Stecia Mayanja was legally married to Abbas Mubiru who is working in Dubai.[4] However, she was later in intimate relationship with her new manager at Golden band called Bashir Bogere. Unfortunately, she got issues with the band directors who showed less interest to her works for some good time.[2][4]
Discography[]
Album[]
- Kantinti[5] (1930, EP)
- Mulamuzi[6] (2015)
- Wafuka Mulamuzi[7] (2015)
- Figure[8] (2016)
- Alintwala[9] (2022)
Singles[10][]
1. Kantinti
2. Equalizer
3. Kawompo
4. Ssilinda bide
5. Mwami wange
6. Sisuubila
7. Kabalagala
8. Ekilango
9. Mutima
10. Tuli Mumpaka
11. Kantinti Uganda music Dj Din
12. Tulimumpaka
13. Sirinda Bide New Ugandan music 2011 Dj Din
14. Tulimumpaka New
15. Sirinda Bide
16. TULATUTESE
17. Sisubira 18. Wafuuka Mulamuzi
19. Ekirango
Awards[]
Nominated[]
- 2016 Uganda Entertainment Awards - Best Female Artist.[11]
- 2016 5th Prestigious HiPipo Music Awards - Best Female Artist.[12]
- 2017 Prestigious HiPipo Music Awards - Best Female Artist.[13]
See also[]
References[]
- ^ Jump up to: a b "Stecia; Bio".
- ^ Jump up to: a b c d "Bio".
- ^ "Pressure, Selfish Management Force Stecia Mayanja to Quit Golden Band - SoftPower News". 2018-09-07. Retrieved 2022-03-27.
- ^ Jump up to: a b "Personal life:Stecia Mayanja".
- ^ "Kantinti".
- ^ "Stecia".
- ^ "Wafuka Mulamuzi".
- ^ "Figure".
- ^ "Alintwala".
- ^ "songs".
- ^ J, lukwago (2016-06-21). "Uganda Entertainment Awards Nomination -2016". Newslex Point. Retrieved 2022-03-27.
- ^ "The 5th Prestigious HiPipo Music Awards Nominations final List. – Northern Buzz". Retrieved 2022-03-27.
- ^ "2017 Hipipo award:complete list of nomination. – Northern Buzz". Retrieved 2022-03-27.
- Living people
- Ugandan women artists
- Ugandan women musicians