The Mubbi Bubi singer Maro real names Ronald Magada has for the last 6 years remained consistent on the local music scene releasing hit after hit with his soothing vocal that level ladies 'excited' in their skirts. But how well do you know your celebrity, here are some of the things you would love to know about the Self-proclaimed R'n'B Kyabazinga;
This how singer Maro came up with his stage name, being Ronald Magada he joined the first two letters off his two names, Ma from Magada and Ro from Ronald to come up with Maro.
Maro has written all his music, from the first collaboration 'Tonelga' which featured Empress and Mikie Wine that was released around 2010.He doesn't believe in singing other people's feelings he boldly prefers penning his own songs.
Unlike most R'n'B artistes, Maro didn't grow up listening to Maria Carey, R Kelly or Usher, surprisingly. He adores and looks up to ragamuffin Beanie man from Jamaica, the mubbi bubi star owns a collection and is up to the latest with Beenie man. He only plays listens to Dancehall music in his leisure time.
Maro loves small ladies and they are his preferred choice, he crashes on socialite Judith Heard. He would do anything to spread her legs.
A movie addict, there isn't a movie on earth this Musoga has not watched unless it dropped an hour ago. Movie library owners around his Buziga house know him for being a loyal client.
Maro' father is a police man, who currently works in Jinja as a CID.This is why Maro got the inspiration to name his music camp vocal police after the love for his dad's occupation.
Unlike most Rasta’s, the Kyokoba star doesn't smoke or drink, he is sober 24/7. His favorite drink is a Pepsi. He says that the dad was worried about him joining but after finding out that the son is clean, he started supporting him.
Maro has cohabited with his German girlfriend named Iris for the last six years and the bad news is that the two have not yet decided on when to have kids. The two seem to still be enjoying rubber romps.
Maro is a musoga from Bupandego in Kamuli district. However he didn't spend much of his childhood there since his father was staying in Nsambya barracks. Maro went to Kamuli in primary seven just to learn his mother tongue.
Maro went to Bupadengo primary, Crane high school Mukono, Buloba high School and graduated from Makerere University with a bachelors in Development Studies in 2014 .
