Edrisah Musuuza, alias “Eddy Kenzo” life a testimony. At the tender age of 4, Eddy lost his mother who was everything to him, and was forced to be a street kid for more than 13 years. Kenzo didn’t know his father’s whereabouts. As a homeless child he had to survive on the streets on his own. Music became his safe heaven since he didn’t know anyone from both sides of his family. He\u00a0 has gotten his breakthrough in music in the whole of East Africa. He Discovered his father who was working as a gate man, but he later died in 2011.<\/p>\n
Also Kenzo aspired to be a football something that saw him join football at an early age. Musuuza later joined Masaka Locals FC’s camp at the age of 9. This led him to receiving a sports bursary enabled him join\u00a0 Lubiri Secondary School in Masaka although he did not finish school.<\/p>\n
The Ugandan Musician separeted with his baby mama, Rema Namakula. He has two kids with Rema.<\/p>\n
Eddy Kenzo has gotten three breakthroughs in the music industry, his freshman hit was a song titled \u2018Yanimba\u2019 in 2008 in Uganda. He received international attention after the release of his 2014 single, Sitya Loss and an accompanying viral video that featured the Triplets Ghetto Kids. Sitya Loss got 19,325,035 views.<\/p>\n
Below is a link to the Sitya Loss Video.<\/p>\n