Charles Kwadwo Fosu, celebrated Ghanaian highlife musical artist, has revealed he is unable to perform some of his songs on live stage.
Daddy Lumba, as he is known in the showbiz industry has indicated his personal attachments to such songs is the reason he cannot perform them on stage.
He disclosed ‘Ama Esah’, a song he specifically composed to honour his late mother as one of those.
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“Those close to me know that I am very
emotional, so, I have a lot of songs such as one that I composed for my mother, Ama Esah, that I can’t perform on stage even if you kill me.
“Because if I sing it, I would be compelled to stop and leave the stage,” Lumba said in a recent interview shared via his YouTube page.
The music legend made the disclosure while speaking about the motivation behind one of his hit songs, “Theresa Abebrese.”
According to Lumba, the song which honours his first love, Nana Konadu alias Theresa Abebrese is one of the songs he is unable to perform on stage due to the emotions it evokes.
“Looking at how pretty, how empathetic and how smart she was and knowing that a woman of Theresa’s calibre is no longer in this world, I feel pained whenever I play the song. I’ve never been able to perform it on stage before, but I will do well to perform it one day in her honour,” he stated.
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Source: Onuaonline.com|Ghana
