Dancer Mufasa urges creatives to follow instincts in chat with Brown Berry
By Oral Ofori / TheAfricanDream.net
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Born Jeff Obeng to both Ghanaian parents residing in Virginia in the United States of America, Mufasa has risen to become a household name across the globe with his sensational Dance Videos.
The infectious smile and dance moves of Mufasa became a remedy to many people across the world amidst the Coronavirus pandemic.
Speaking in an interview with
Joshua Kormla Senuvie popularly known as
Brown Berry (on Instagram as
iambrownberry) who is a Ghanaian Radio and TV Presenter on Y-FM in Accra Ghana, Mufasa urged musicians and artists across the world to follow their instinct and be passionate about whatever they do.
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