Suzanna Owiyo
Suzanna Owiyo, born May 10, 1975, in Kenya, is a singer known for her folk
music. Trained by her grandfather to play the nyatiti, she excelled in school
music festivals. In 1998, Suzanna Owiyo moved to Nairobi to become a choriste
for Sally Oyugi and later joined Bora Bora Sound. Her breakthrough came in 2001
with "Kisumu 100" for Kisumu's centennial celebrations, leading to her first
album, Mama Africa (2004). The album earned nominations at the Kora Awards
(2002) and wins at the Kisima Music Awards (2003), with notable songs like
"Sandore". Suzanna Owiyo performed international...
