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Life and ministry
From Wikipedia article “Zeritu Kebede” (retrieved in 2022):
“Zeritu Kebede was born in Addis Ababa […] 1984. [..] Zeritu attended Lazarist Catholic elementary school. Kebede became interested in music since she was a young. She went on stage for the first time while she was a fifth grader, singing a Michael Jackson’s, “Will You Be There” Later, she started writing songs and short plays with her friends and performing them. That is the time she decided that it is what she wanted to do for the rest of her life. […] After high school, Kebede decided to start singing professionally. Through her connection with Henok Mehari, a singer and keyboard player, she went on to join Sweet Band. But after only one gig at the Famous Lion’s club the band was replaced. Kebede then auditioned to join the renowned Express Band, and was hired.[…] After eighteen months in the studio, in September 2005, Kebede’s self-titled album Zeritu was released. […] Kebede has a strong commitment to social activism and was named a Climate Icon by the British Council.[…] Kebede has also been a spokesperson for social campaigns raising awareness about HIV/AIDS and, with UNICEF, promoting breastfeeding.[…] She believes in ‘just following Jesus Christ and striving to live according to the Word of God’.”
Albums
(1) ዘሪቱ [Zeritu]. CD produced by Elias Melka, Addis Ababa, 2005.
(2) Artificial. [አርቴፊሻል]. Single (?) released by _ _ _ in 2014.
(3) Eza alkerehum [እዛ አልቀረሁም, I didn’t stay there]. Single (?) released by _ _ _ in 2017.
(4) Fiqr fiqr fiqr [ፍቅር ፍቅር ፍቅር, Love love love]. Single (?) released by _ _ _ in 2018
(5) Azmari negn [አዝማሪ ነኝ, I’m a singer]. Single (?) released by _ _ _ in 2018.
(6) Negat [ንጋት, dawn]. Single (?) released by _ _ _ in 2020.
Networking
» Follow Zeritu Kebede on Facebook
» Visit Zeritu Kebede’s YouTube channel
Audio
» Check and listen to songs and private worship
Video
» Watch songs
Documentary and Interviews
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2019:
2020:
Further readings
Zeritu Kebede (July 2022), ስለ ዘፈን [About zäfän] (on Hintset.org)
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by Zeritu Kebede on Hintset.org