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Canard Afriq Blog of Tuesday, 28 March 2023

Source: Ebenezer Akandurugo

Shatana’s song goes viral with Atopa Dance

Shatana, a talented Ghanaian musician after the release of her song titled “Ka Ne Wu” has gone viral on social media platforms with a new dance called “Atopa Dance” . The “Atopa Dance” has garnered millions of views on YouTube and social media sites like Facebook and Twitter. The popularity of Shatana’s song accompanied with the Atopa dance has turned the talented songstress into a household name.

“Atopa Dance” depicts an energetic and sensual dance routine with a dance group, which makes it more enticing.

Shatana’s success story is an example of how viral fame works. As soon as “Atopa Dance” was posted on the internet, it only took a few hours to go viral. Within weeks, people were using the song and dance as a reference in everyday conversations.

Shatana new song “Ka Ne Wu” is so contagious that it found its way into clubs and parties across the country, making it one of the most played songs out there.

The power of social media can never be underestimated, especially when it comes to launching a trend, and Shatana’s Atopa Dance is a perfect example. Additionally, the song accompanied by the “Atopa Dance” has also helped Shatana find her place in the music industry.

The Atopa Dance has now become a crucial part of Ghana’s pop culture, but it is also quite controversial. The dance is provocative, and some people feel that it promotes nudity and sexual activity among young people. However, many people argue that it is merely harmless fun and that people should be allowed to dance and have fun.