Initially, some controversy surrounded the song's ownership, with claims that it was the work of Tony Kalanzi. However, Zani Lady C clarified that she originally recorded the song back in 1999, with Kalanzi providing instrumental backing.
Ugandan singer Zani Lady C has released the highly anticipated music video for her song "Charles Yimirira Awo." The track recently gained traction on social media, particularly on TikTok, before spreading to other platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, and X (formerly Twitter).
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The song was originally recorded at Kasiwukira Studio over two decades ago, but it lay dormant for years until its revival through social media, sparking renewed interest. Once Zani Lady C became aware of the song's resurgence and popularity, she reasserted her rights to it. Since then, her name has been credited as the original owner across all digital platforms, solidifying her claim to the song.
Today, Zani Lady C dropped the official music video for "Charles Yimirira Awo" on her YouTube channel, with the video quickly making its way to various Ugandan TV stations. The visuals for the song reflect diverse settings, showing scenes shot both in the US and Uganda. The US-based footage, suggested by the background locations in the video, is interwoven with scenes filmed in Uganda, creating a dynamic blend of cultures and imagery. Notably, the video also includes comic dance performances, adding an entertaining element to the visuals.
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Zani Lady C, who has been active in the music industry since the mid-1990s, mentioned that "Charles Yimirira Awo" is not the only classic song from her early career. The newly released music video maintains a tribute to Kasiwukira Studio, where the song was initially produced, further cementing its origins.
The release of the video serves as a significant moment for Zani Lady C, both reclaiming her work and reintroducing a song that has stood the test of time.
