Nandy crowned the biggest female celebrity in East Africa

Celebrated Tanzanian singer Faustina Charles  Mfinanga  popularly known as Nandy is one of the fastest growing female artiste in East  African.

Nandy’s  music kicked off when a common friend introduced her to the late  Ruge Mutahaba.

This is where she met Ema the Boy, who produced her first mainstream single, Nagusagusa.The song became a huge hit within a week of its release.

Since then Nandy has been releasing hit after hit.

 

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Acheni kabisa kushindanisha watu !!!!! Hii sio bongo star search !!!!! Naboeka ninapokuta imewekwa picha ya Nandy na Mtu fulani Eti yupi zaidi !!! . . Jamani hata Darasani kuna watoto wa walimu ubebwa but mwisho wa siku wanakuwa wa 17 !!!!! . . Walio Top 5 hueshimika siku zote !!!!! I think hapo juu mnaona wenye akili 😂😂😂🤣 kama haupo kaaaa kimyaaaaaa !! . . Unajifanyaje unaakili uku Kila siku hata Top 20 huingii ??? Solution ni kwenda tuition kwa wingi ili usogelee number za wenye Akili !!!!! . . . Case closed !!!! No more kushindanisha watu !!! Hii sio bongo star search !!! Hii ni game ya hekima , Akili n Utashi!!!! Number hazidanganyi !!!!!! Nandy ni biggest female celebrity in East Africa .

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In early 2016 she participated in a singing competition Tecno own the stage. The contest featured contestants from all over Africa and during the finals in Lagos, Nigeria, Nandy emerged as the first runner up.

The competition groomed her well music wise, as she gained performance confidence, and also acquired essential knowledge of the music industry from the musical tutors and mentors such as chocolate City’s M.I Abaga, Yemi Alade and Bien of Sauti Sol.

In 2017 she released her hit single One Day which spear headed her career and gave her a couple of opportunities as she was one of the few artist who participated in Coke Studio Africa in 2017 and later the same year she was nominated in the All Africa Music Awards as best female eastern Africa and won.