@anatoli.lemma: In 2005, Tsegaye Eshetu dropped "Best of Tsegaye Eshetu," a compilation album that highlighted the core of his musical talent, with a focus on his influential songs from the 80s. This album primarily includes tracks from Tsegaye's first release in 1980, issued by Sol Kuku Record Label, and significant pieces from his second album in 1983, which featured notable songs like "Zemnanit" and "Sendek Alama." The reception to the album was overwhelmingly positive, earning critical praise and achieving commercial success. The album features an array of seminal tracks, among them "Dosiew," a composition in which the protagonist fervently refutes allegations of sexual assault directed at an individual for whom he harbors profound affection, strongly demanding substantiation for these accusations. "Lesergua Teterahu" is an upbeat yet melancholic song that captures the intricate emotions involved in attending the wedding of someone for whom feelings still linger. "Sew Yale Sew" delves into the motif of solitude, articulating the sorrow that accompanies isolation, notwithstanding endeavors to cultivate an existence brimming with love. Tsegaye Eshetu's significant musical career began in 1969 when he joined "Kefetega 16," marking the start of his journey in the industry. It took him eleven years to navigate the bureaucracies of music publishing to release his debut album. His dedication paid off once more with another album three years later, followed by a collection of wedding songs, and a collaborative project called "4 Young Stars" with Tsehaye Yohannes, Argahegn Worash, and Neway Debebe, eventually leading to "Best of Tsegaye Eshetu." This compilation not only celebrates Tsegaye's lasting impact but also affirms the lasting charm of his music, marked by genuine emotion, cultural depth, and sophisticated lyricism. #BestOfTsegayeEshetu #TsegayeEshetu #Ethiopia

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