For reading translations of 656 stotras: 2. For reading about meanings of 606 Carnatic music krithis: 3. For reading about rules and rituals of Brahmins: 4. For reading Raja Thatha’s 77 Blogs: 5. For reading about 59 Kerala temples: 6.
For reading about, 65 village gods of Tamil Nadu: 7. For reading stories and rhymes for children: 8. For reading poems by Ramachander: 9. For stories illustrating Malayalam Proverbs: 10.
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M.anifest. ELWebsiteMaradona Yeboah Adjei (born May 7, 1987), known by his Guru, (also goes by Gurunkz) is a. Guru is one of the most successful artist in. He is famous for his contemporary style that combines English and Indigenous Languages from, earning him the title the people's artist.
Guru first rose to fame back in 2012 when his hit song ‘ Lapaz Toyota’ appeared on the Ghanaian music charts.With several hit singles, and award nominations, Guru's rising success has transcended boundaries. He is one of the few artist to appear on the charts in francophone countries as well. He is also known for his humility and close ties to his roots, constantly referring to the small villages and towns around where he grew up in his music. Contents.Early life Guru was born on May 7, 1987 in, but grew up in the small town of, in the Brong/Ahafo Region in Ghana. As a child he attended Reverend John Teye Memorial School and then went to secondary school in Apam. He continued his education at NIIT and IPMC studying architecture and computer networking. Afterwards, attended Zenith College in Accra, Ghana to study marketing.Guru says his interesting in music started when he was very young, but he did not officially pursue it as a career until he found himself performing at large events while in school like Miss SSS, a national contest in Ghana.
He also made appearances on national radio programs.Guru was the first artist to win the WAPPI Talent Discovery Program in 2008, a national contest seeking underground music artist. Music career Guru recorded his first mixtape video with Ghanaian music artist in late 2009 (it was produced by NT 1). His first major feature, bringing him into the national spotlight, was on Obrafour's song 'Kasiebo,' where he was named best featured artist by 4Syte TV Music Video Awards. Then he came out with his first studio album titled 'Platform' which garnered him 6 nominations.In 2012, he released the single, 'Lapaz Toyota,' influenced by style sounds, the song quickly became a hit. This song is still played nationwide on radio stations. It was also referenced by politicians during campaigns, and played at the Big Brother Africa finals. The video for the song was awarded the best male act by the.
The same year he also released the single, 'Karaoke.' In 2013, Guru came out with six singles titled Amen, Azonoto Boys, Abena, Nkwada Nkwada and known as 'Boys Abre.' He recently received a nomination for hiplife/ hip- hop artist of the year and best hiplife song of the year for 'Pooley Swag' at the 2015 2016. He was described by hip- hop artist as one of the greatest hip-hop artist in Africa along with WizKid, Don Jazzy and Akon.Guru's is considered by many as a contemporary Hip- Life artist, as his songs venture new ground in the scene mixing, and sounds. In 2018, Guru dropped his album titled “Journey of Judah” featuring the likes of, Lil Shaker. Humanitarian Work Guru is known for his participation on issues concerning environmental health. In March 2016 he joined other artist advocating for his fans to support a clean environment, mentioning that it was the best prevention against diseases like malaria.
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Controversy In spite of several nominations for music awards, including 4 major categories in the 2015 4Syte Music Video Awards in 2015, Guru has yet to win any causing some to wonder if there is some inner industry turmoil.Guru's popular song and dance ' also known as 'Boys Abre,' came under fire from the government when some officials claimed it 'promoted terrorism' because of the similarity of the song's title to the terrorist organization's name. Guru refuted the ban claiming it was a song meant to encourage hard work not violence saying, 'Ghana is a peaceful country so why would I do a song to promote violence. I thought carefully about the song before coming out with it. The title is Boys Abre (Akiyida) and not Al-Qaeda.' (6) (12)Notable Collaborations Guru's first major music collaboration was in 2009 when he collaborated with Obrafour on his single, 'Kasiebo.' As a feature on the popular artist's song, he began to gain national attention. That same year he also recorded his first mixtape with the popular musician who was also featured on his studio album, 'Platform' and on other songs like, 'Baggy Jeans' in 2015.In 2015 Guru also performed with hip- life artist Bukom Banku at the.
There he performed 9 of his hits including, 'Keep Walking, Pooley Swag, Bonsam Ani, Mpaebo, Lapaz Toyota, Azonto boys,Boys Abre and Mebe Tia Wo.' References.