Kadongo Kamu is a traditional Ugandan music genre that originated in the 1950s. It is characterized by its upbeat rhythms and
simple melodies, often featuring a call-and-response structure. The lyrics are usually in Luganda, the main language of Uganda, and often focus on social issues such as poverty, love, and politics. The genre is often performed with acoustic instruments such as drums, guitars, and percussion, as well as traditional instruments like the adungu and endongo. Kadongo Kamu is a popular genre in Uganda and is often performed at weddings, parties, and other celebrations. (more)
