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Equatorial Guinea: Meet the 21-year old Rising Star Musician Defining her own style

Sky Akuru: "I am forced to do another type of genre to fit in the industry, but I will always put my touch to each sound".

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By Sandra Sioto

In a country where genres such as temblete, afrobeat, nguanzuma, machacando among others predominate; Sky Akuru arrives with a style that according to her words: “many Guineans listen but secretly”

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María Ángeles Akuru Andeme Mabale, artistically known as Sky Akuru, is a 21-year-old girl who made her professional debut in the music industry in 2021 with the album “From the Heart of Heaven”, an album in which through some songs, tells us a beautiful love story that starts from “you bewitched me” when she meets a boy and ends when he returns to his country.

Equatorial Guinea: Meet the 21-year old Music Sensation Defining her own Style

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Based in Spanish pop, ballads and soul, Sky Akuru is aware that these are genres that are not very commercial nationally, however, she is assured that despite the fact that she feels more comfortable with these genres, she is capable of doing other styles, although it will always add its essence to them.

Her album can be listened to by accessing the Sky Akuru account on platforms such as ITunes, Spotify or YouTube, has 6 singles produced by Craig Junior and a few weeks ago, the artist released a single, “I feel” a song based on real events that narrates another love story and that like all the themes in her portfolio, she has written herself.

Equatorial Guinea: Meet the 21-year old Music Sensation Defining her own Style

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Despite not having the family support she would like, the 21-year-old loves music and intends to study music when she has the opportunity and be, if possible, part of the change that the national industry needs, especially in the female focus .

Having grown up in an affectionate environment full of love, it has influenced and forged the nice, talkative and romantic young woman that she is, a romanticism that can be seen in every note and letter of her album “From the Heart of Heaven” or in the single I feel.

 

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