Cindy Sanyu releases 'Mungu Bwasalawo.'

Ugandan songstress Cindy Sanyu (former member of Blu3), returns with another hit single titled Mungu Bwasalawo. " Let me get down on my knees and pray/I wonder what you're gonna say now/that's why I am still the one and only/Cinderella Baby!"

Cindy actually did a song with Nigeria's P Square; she said it's incomplete but somehow, the track made its way out there. Click (here) to check it out.

Cindy looks fabulous is this new video - Mungu Bwasalawo.

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Cindy Sanyu ft. P Square - You and Me

I read an interview on Cindy Sanyu today and
she brushed on the song she did with P Square.

For those that do not know Cinderella Sanyu; she is a former member of Blu*3. She is ugandan and went solo after spliting with the group. Anyway, she mentioned the fact that the song was unfinished and leaked out of the studio.
She also mentioned something about the quality being terrible and I'm like shooo?
I heard the song about 4 months ago,
it sounded fine to me but we'll see if they want to re-do it or work on another song.



What do you think of the song?

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About Cindy Sanyu

Former Blu*3 star Cindy Sanyu, was born in Masindi to the late Mr. Muyonjo and Mrs. Angela Muyonjo on the 28th of August, 1985. She took an interest in music at the age of 6, she started off singing at church and at school.

Cindy participated in a local competition titled Coca Cola Real Stars and came out with the 3rd position. She later became a part of Blu3 (all female ugandan group) in 2005 longside Lilliane 'Lee' Mbabazi, and Jackie Chandiru after they won the Coca Cola Pop Stars competition in Uganda. The judges thought they'd make a great group and Blu*3 was formed.

In early 2008, Blu*3 became Blu3 when Cindy left the group due to unexplainable circumstance. She went solo almost immediately with her hit single Mbikooye. She has since worked with popular talented artists. Amongst them is Nigeria's renowned P Square. Cindy actually met P Square in 2007 when she was in Blu3 and became friends with them. According to her " When we were in Nigeria, we would hang out so when they came to Uganda and listened to some of my music they thought it was tight and like that, we went to Washington at Black Hole records and did the song. It’s a great dancehall track and I know my fans, even the haters will love it. We wrote it together so it’s their flavour and mine put together, blazing hot." The song titled You & Me has a danceable tune to it. Check it out

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