Bob Junior Bio, Age, Family, Songs, Diamond Platnumz and Salary

Bob Junior Biography

Bob Junior is a Tanzanian Bongo Flava musician. He owns his own studio called Sharobaro Records. He has been twice nominated for the Tanzania Music Awards, once in 2011 for Best Upcoming Artist and in 2012 for Best Male Artist.

Bob Junior Age

Bob Junior was born on 19 March 1986 Tanzania. He is 33 years of age as of 2019.

Bob Junior Family

There is no information about his family members. It will be updated soon.

Bob Junior Girl Friend

There is no information on whether he is in a relationship or not. it will be updated soon.

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Bob Junior Career

He started his career as Junior Hanson with the band Hanson in 1973. He has been twice nominated for the Tanzania Music Awards, once in 2011 for Best Upcoming Artist and in 2012 for Best Male Artist.

Bob Junior Songs

  • Chuku Chuku
  • Nichum
  • Kimbiji
  • Oyoyo
  • Bashasha
  • Ukweli Wangu
  • Give Me
  • Kizembe
  • Ng’ombe

Bob Diamond Platnumz

Bob and Diamond Platnumz were friends when they both started in the music industry. Bob helped in the production of Diamond’s album ‘Kamwambie’ which was released in 2009. He also helped in the production of ‘Mbagala’ that changed Diamond’s fortune.

Bob revealed that he has gone deaf and he blames it on Diamond. He says that his left ear turned partially deaf due to the long hours he spent on producing Diamond’s first hit album and the song ‘Kamwambie’.

Bob says that after the successes of the two hits Diamond dumped him once he became famous and wealthy. This happened even when Bob Junior desperately needed Diamonds’ financial, social and moral support after he started experiencing difficulties hearing with his left ear that has now become partially deaf.

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Bob Junior Salary

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