According to Saint Kaaworry, he endured a lot of hardships while rising to fame but the grace of God found him and brought him into the limelight.
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Saint Kaaworry drops “Francophonie” (STREAM)
Rising Ghanaian afro-pop and reggae musician Saint Kaaworry is out with a francophone vibe, titled “Francophonie”.
Saint Kaaworry
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In an interview, he claimed that he is “probably one of the best artistes in the world.”
He continued: “I discovered my talent when I was young at Cote d'Ivoire, precisely Cocody. When I recorded my first album, I couldn't get help to promote it. I did the second one too, I couldn't get help.”
“So, I was frustrated and stopped doing music for a very long time. But by the grace of God, look at where I am today. I believe ‘the downfall of a man is not the end of his life,” he added.
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