Enowkpen Nkonghoetaka (Penko Baba) is a Cameroonian by birth with a philippino nationality and is best known as a rapper/poet/emcee specializing in multiple genres of music from afro beat, urban rap, traditional and cultural folklore, electro, taphouse and more. Currently residing and working in China and the Philippines as an international Emcee, he has had the chance to share stages with international djs in the likes of Headhunters, Tom Swoon,, Don Diablo, Steve Aoki and others just to name a few. With quite a reasonable social media presence, his content has over thousands of views considering his released projects. Enowkpen Nkonghoetaka (Penko Baba) has collaborated and performed with a handful of artists and organizations in the aspects of art, music and entertainment at large. Penko Baba has released a couple of singles, 2 Eps and other forms of artistic content. He has been the brain behind the running of Freeboy Entertainment Music label.
'Empower' is a song about self improvement, humanity coming together and awareness of what mankind is doing to each other. It is also about what people should be doing to help one another.
I found out about the project late. I quickly searched for a suitable beat on my computer. This beat was waiting there and has now found its purpose. My father was passing through the Philippines and met my 4-month-old daughter (she can also be heard on the track because I was just recording from home). Then I found Penko Baba from the Philippines and very quickly Yu answered me. Penko wrote a great rap and the hook and Yu quickly sent the trumpet via WhatsApp. It feels magical!
Homelessness, has no age, gender, race or religion, it impacts individuals globally in every country, with numbers growing daily. Currently it is estimated that over 150 million people are homeless globally. With this song we aim to share the plight of homelessness and open the hearts of compassion, love, understanding, empathy to those who suffer the plight of homelessness.
ENRAMADAS is a song composed by Angeles Mendoza with the production of the Argentine Juan Candau. It invites us to reflect on the sufferings of our brothers and sisters around the world, the atrocities and attacks left by war, putting the focus on the lives of children. It calls us to carry a message of social change regardless of color or religion. The song mixes different genres such as Argentine milonga, candombe and urban music.
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