As Ugandan musician Pius Mayanja, popularly known as Pallaso, prepares for his highly anticipated concert at Lugogo Cricket Oval, fellow artist King Saha has publicly expressed his unwavering support. In a recent interview, King Saha praised Pallaso as a “genuine friend” and a “committed man of the struggle,” emphasizing their close bond despite past industry tensions.
King Saha, who proudly identifies as part of the Mayanja family, stated, “His win is my win and vice versa,” highlighting the solidarity among members of the musical family. This show of support comes amid Pallaso’s efforts to unite various artists for the concert, which has generated significant excitement across Uganda’s music scene.
Notably, King Saha has maintained a strong friendship with Pallaso despite his own fallout last year with Pallaso’s older brother and music icon, Jose Chameleone. The camaraderie between King Saha and Pallaso was evident during rehearsals and performances leading up to the concert, as captured in behind-the-scenes footage shared on social media platforms.