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1971
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Geofrey Kakuuto Lutaaya, born on October 11, 1971, stands as a pillar in Uganda’s vibrant cultural landscape, acclaimed for his dual roles as a musician and politician. Launching his musical journey in the late 90s, he rose to fame with the Eagles Production Band, where his poignant love ballads and rich vocal timbre in Luganda quickly enraptured a broad audience. Signature hits like "Nayomba," "Kibooko," and "Nkwagalira Ddala" exemplify his embrace of genres such as afrohouse, bongoflava, and soul-infused afrobeat, creating a resonant soundscape celebrated across the African continent and beyond. In 2009, demonstrating both personal and professional synergy, Lutaaya and his wife, singer Irene Namatovu, co-founded the De Nu Eagles Band. This collaboration not only reinforced their status as a power couple in Uganda's music industry but also expanded their influence through genre fusion, including kizomba and soukous, enhancing their auditory and cultural reach. Beyond the stage, Lutaaya's dedication to public service and lifelong learning is evident. Returning to complete his O-Level exams in 2018, he ventured into politics, securing the parliamentary seat for Kakuuto County in 2021. Amidst his legislative responsibilities, he continues influencing Uganda's music scene and youth mentorship programs. His multifaceted legacy remains integral to both artistic innovation and societal progress.
