Barbara Guantai devoted her life to music and art for one reason, to understand the power of communication beyond borders.
She begun the real work of music in 2002 when she entered and was crowned the winner of the first National Star Search Competition in Kenya, in the contemporary category.
In 2003, she recorded her afro-fussed debut album ‘Mbiu Ya Afrika’ which in 2005 lead to a KORA Awards nomination for best East African female vocalist.
Guantai was born in Kenya, and spent a few years studying and travelling abroad. This has shown her the power of music and the need for sharing.
She is featured in two songs on Abbi's new album ‘Indigo’. Currently living in Paris, France, Miss Guantai is creating,writing and recording music of a personal journey of transformation.
Dear friend, NOW YOU CAN TO ADD OUR SONGS TO YOUR PROFILE! It's our gift for your support! Let to listen our music to all of your friends. Watch ICE BOLD video on our space! Send us a comment or a message. Your opinion is very very important for us! Thanks of love for your interest! Carlo - The Camp Hours
Cher Ami, Mon clip Neurofibro est en ligne depuis hier. Il parle de la maladie génétique orpheline, la neurofibromatose, dont je suis atteint et qui m’a paralysé il y a maintenant 10 ans. Il faut absolument se mobiliser. Si vous voulez nous aider, merci de le regarder et de le diffuser à toutes vos connaissances. Pour nous, les malades, c’est vital. Plus le clip sera vu, plus la maladie, sera connue, plus nous aurons de poids dans les médias et surtout plus on aura de chance qu’un médicament soit trouvé. Merci à tous.
Dear Friend,
I posted my clip, Neurofibro, to my myspace page yesterday and I hope you will take a moment to watch. It talks about the genetic, childhood disease, neurofibromatosis, which I have and which has left me paralyzed for 10 years now.
For those of us, who are sick, it is vital to mobilize for a cure. Please, watch my clip and, if you would like to help, please send it on to your friends. With this clip our voice will be heard, and more people, and the media, will learn about this tragic disease. By spreading the word we will have achieved something great, a better chance at finding the cure we so desperately desire.
Hi gal, sema how are you doing, wacha kunyamaza and keep me updated, it seems like you are really having fun back home,sasa wewe... si you share with us so that we can feel like we were there too....
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