King Kaka, Sanaipei light up Nakuru for Sauti Sol Chrome Mega Bash – PHOTOS
It was an action packed weekend in Nakuru at Chrome Mega Bash after electrifying performance by Kenya’s top and celebrated artistes.
Songbird Sanaipei Tande was the first to wow the revelers after performing several hits song including ‘Leta Wimbo’ a song that opened her doors into the music scene.
Sana, as she is popularly known, could not have done it better than to arouse the charged revelers with her steamy single ‘Mfalme Wa Mapenzi’, when she danced with a well-toned dancer – Raphael – amid cheers from the revelers at Grill Park Lounge.
The songstress couldn’t retire from the stage until she performed her new single ‘Amini’, at some point breaking down.
WATUUU
Genge legend Juacali smashed Sanaipei’s performance at the Chrome Vodka concert with his signature intro – watuuu, before performing.
Female revelers went gaga as they sang along to Juacali longest hit ‘Ngeli ni ya genge’.
Juacali who was clad in a white hood couldn’t hide his excited as he performed three more songs from his album till 1am.
But it was Kevin Ombima aka King Kaka who stole the show from the headline act Sauti Sol after opening his performance with hit song ‘Baadaye’.
Other songs that Kaka performed included Najipendelea, Kichinjio, Eastlando, Ndio Kusema, Asali, and Promise Land.
The highlight of the concert was the electrifying performance by Sauti Sol. The trio – Bien, Chimano and Savara entertained the revelers for an hour.
Their Kuliko Jana hit moved the revelers to tears while Shake yo Bam Bam, which are all in Live and Die in Afrika album gave female revelers lifetime opportunity to dance with both Bien and Chimano.
LEG SURGERY
This time, Savara performed while seated due to a leg surgery he underwent in the beginning on the year.
The concert held on Saturday, March 4 at Grill Park Lounge Nakuru also featured celebrity DJs’ – DJ Protégé and DJ Creepa alongside MC Antonio and Obinna.
Speaking after the concert, Sauti Sol lead vocalist Bien Aime Baraza said, “We are excited that Nakuru was a hit. We had a massive turn out from our fans and I am sure that we will have an even bigger turn out in our next concert in Meru and Machakos. It was clear that this was a party not to be missed especially for Chrome Vodka consumers and Sauti Sol fans.”
The concert comes two months after Sauti Sol renewed a brand ambassadorship contract with Chrome Vodka.
The concert brought an exciting experience to Nakuru residents.
Commenting on the concert, KBL Mainstream Spirits Marketing Manager, Anne Joy Muhoro said that Chrome Vodka has recorded tremendous growth since Sauti Sol came on board in February last year.
“The partnership brought to life a strong connection between Chrome Vodka’s as an affordable, premium quality vodka and Sauti Sol’s legendary appeal in the local, regional and international music scenes. Together, we created a unique platform that resonated powerfully with our target consumer and they responded to it remarkably,” explained Mrs. Muhoro.
