In 2003, three girls in their 20s took Kenya’s music scene by storm, releasing several hit songs that received massive airplay and became club anthems. They were the country’s most famed girl music group, Tatuu.
Tatuu is from the Swahili word “tatu” meaning three; these were Angela Ndambuki, Angela Mwandanda and Debbie Asila. The trio met and started out as dancers at the Phoenix Players in Nairobi, where they took part in musicals. They later decided to pursue singing.
