Kuami Eugene: the Ghanaian musician receives an excellent welcome in Amsterdam; The ladies go gaga over him

• Ghanaian musician Kuami Eugene performed at a concert in Amsterdam and was very well received by his female fans
• The musician had an outstanding performance as he delighted the large crowd with great music and brought a smile to the people of Amsterdam.
• The video appealed to many Ghanaians as they were thrilled to see Kuami Eugene going global and receiving love from a foreign crowd.

Kuami Eugene is one of the greatest musicians not only in Ghana but across the world and has been touring different European countries over the past few weeks.

A video that appeared during the Angela hitmaker’s concert in Amsterdam showed his global reach as he drew a large crowd to the event and had them singing his hits with passion.

The excited crowd was filled with many women who were quite happy to see Kuami and did their best to get their hands on the superstar as they extended their hands to him.

The songs performed by Kuami Eugene were mostly in Twi, but the foreign crowd sang them verbatim to the amazement of many netizens.

Reactions to Kuami Eugene’s Berlin performance

jells_husby1510 showed support:

Treat yourself fam, we got your back ❤️

rycon_dave wrote:

We didn’t come here to play oooo!!!

shaibu6449 also reacted:

Rockstar to the world

rhommyo also wrote:

Always follow djvyrusky u ar too much and so talented 2 kuamieugene

Manifest: Ghanaian musician drops video of his grandfather in the 1960s recording villager poetry songs

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In other news, YEN.com.gh previously published an article in which Manifest, in a Facebook post, posted a video of his grandfather, Professor Kwabena Nketia, recording villager poetry songs in the 1960s.

In the video, the veteran professor engaged a British lady who interviewed him about poetry and literature in Ghana.

The beautiful video amazed many as they admired how smart Manifest’s grandfather was and said intelligence runs through their family.

In the video, the scholarly professor spoke passionately about poetry and literature in Ghana and the data he was collecting from villagers to aid in the teaching and learning of Ghanaian poetry and literature.

Source: YEN.com.gh