Cecilia Marfo, the celebrated gospel musician, has opened up about her deep admiration for Black Sherif, saying his music moves her in a profound and unexpected way.
In an interview on Bryt TV, she revealed that Black Sherif’s songs, especially “Soma Obi,” often bring her to tears because of the emotional depth he carries in his lyrics and delivery.
She explained that what she finds most compelling is the authenticity and spiritual undertone in his work. Citing “Sacrifice,” she noted how he openly references Jesus with the line “Problem dey, better call Jesus,” a moment she believes reflects his genuine connection to faith and humanity.
Cecilia Marfo also mentioned Kwabena Kwabena and Daddy Lumba among her favourite musicians, underscoring her broad appreciation for Ghanaian music across genres.



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