BIOGRAPHY OF BRA DONDOMUZIK


Frank Owusu Appiah, better known by his stage name Bra Dondo, is a young, talented highlife musician and an entrepreneur. He was born in Larteh Akuapem in the Eastern Region of Ghana, where he began his primary education. 

With great musical performances, he has displayed his musical talent to the world. 

His songs include Yaa Mansa, Hustlers Anthem, Afrodisiac, Yentem, which features Tee Rhyme, and many others. He is the CEO of Dondo Family Muzik (DFM). 

Bra Dondo has released two albums, "DIPLOMA" and "EMOTIONS," which each have twelve and eighteen songs, respectively. 

Since he sees music as the expression of his spirit, he uses it as a means to spread knowledge to all of his listeners. 

As a producer, Bra Dondo

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