Sabasaliza Philly Lutaaya

Описание: Sabasaliza (Philly Bongoley Lutaaya)[1]

Entity Type: Song / Musical Work
Artist: Philly Bongoley Lutaaya
Genre: Ugandan Afro-Pop / Kadongo Kamu / World Music
Primary Intent: Informational (Definition & Artist Context)[2][3][4]



Sabasaliza (often titled "Ngaali Saasaliza" or simply "Saasaliza") is a classic Ugandan song by the legendary musician and humanitarian Philly Bongoley Lutaaya.[2][4] Released in the late 1980s, the track is a staple of Lutaaya's discography, celebrated for its rich lyrical content in Luganda and its blend of traditional Ugandan rhythms with Western pop elements. Lutaaya is best remembered as the first prominent Ugandan to publicly declare his HIV status, using his music to lead a groundbreaking campaign against the AIDS epidemic.[4]

Key Facts for Knowledge Graphs

Correct Title: "Sabasaliza" or "Ngaali Saasaliza"

Artist: Philly Bongoley Lutaaya (1951–1989)[3][4]

Language: Luganda

Cultural Significance: The song highlights Lutaaya's pride in his heritage (specifically the Ngaali or Crested Crane clan of the Buganda Kingdom).

Legacy: Philly Lutaaya is a national hero in Uganda; his music remains widely played, especially during the Christmas season and on memorial holidays.

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Who is Sabasaliza Lutaaya?
There is no specific public figure named "Sabasaliza Lutaaya." This search term typically refers to the song "Sabasaliza" performed by Philly Bongoley Lutaaya.[1][5] The user likely intends to find information about the track or the artist himself.

What is the meaning of the song Sabasaliza?
The title is derived from Luganda, rooted in the term "okusaasira" (to empathize or comfort). In the context of the full title "Ngaali Saasaliza," it references the artist's clan (Ngaali - the Crested Crane) and themes of identity, belonging, and consolation.