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Paul Julius Nunda, recognized by his stage name Jua Cali, is a prominent Kenyan hip-hop and genge musician. His journey into rap commenced at the tender age of 10, spurred on by the inspiration of his older brother, Christopher Sati. Initially, Jua Cali embarked on his musical voyage with the group 'Sita Futi,' albeit it was short-lived. In 2000, Jua Cali teamed up with record producer Clemo to establish Calif Records, swiftly evolving into a cornerstone of East African music. His debut track, "Ruka," along with subsequent chart-toppers and collaborations with other esteemed artists, catapulted him to stardom. Jua Cali's impact has transcended borders, owing to international tours and endorsements, cementing his status as a pioneering icon in the realm of Kenyan music.

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