Mensur Jemal talks about the value of money

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"I love Japan," he said

#Ethiopia | Shewandagne Woldeyes, a 50-year-old artist and historian with a true history of singing "I Love Japan", has passed away.

Artist 50 Chief Shewandagn Woldeyes Birru was born in 1926 in the North Shoa Bulga District.

He then moved to Addis Ababa, where he spent most of his childhood and adolescence.

Later, in 1940, he joined the Guard of Honor. Two years later, in 1942, he became the first spy, and in 1944, during his third campaign, he traveled twice to Korea.

After returning to his homeland, he married W / ro Shemebet Woldemariam in 1954 while working for the Guardian Music Orchestra and had a total of 11 children and 14 grandchildren.

After retiring from the Guardian Music Orchestra in 1974, he went on to make a living by himself.

Artist 50 Aleka Shewandagn had an affair with a Japanese woman in the Far East, and when he returned home, he composed his true story, "I love Japan while I am in the Far East." They said.

In addition, their son, Jerusalem, told us that the song "When You Go" followed by His Excellency Tilahun Gesesse, a 50-year-old poet, described the situation with his current wife and the mother of their children.

He also wrote poems for Lunesh, "This is the marriage", and Lash Mahmoud sang "Love has robbed me".

The 50-year-old singer Shewandagn Woldeyes Birru, who sings "I Love Japan", passed away at around 3pm on April 26, 2014, at his home in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.