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Sonia Kayitesi

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Sonia Kayitesi, commonly known as Dj Sonia born November 9, 1998 (age 25) in Butare, Rwanda to Pio Nkubito and Mathlide Mukarutesi is a Rwandan female Dejeey, business woman, event planner, model and fashionista.

She joined deejaying Career since 2019. She is best known for her work in Music of Rwanda through, World Cup Qualifiers events. She contributed to a Rwandan ceremony of giving a name to a newborn baby gorilla, popular known as Kwita Izina.

Sonia has played in many different concerts, including Silent Disco, Decent Entertainment, Giants of Africa, the Hill Festival, and played in different hotels and most games, including the Women's Afrobasket Rwanda 2023, the FIBA World Cup, and many other places. DJ Sonia who is one of the many female DJs in mixing music in Kigali, was invited to a concert where she met Darassa who is one of the biggest names in Tanzanian music and Masauti who is one of the popular artists in Nairobi. She is currently one of the music mixers for the Rwandan national media, Radio Rwanda, Rwanda TV, and its second branch, KC2.

She performed as the Dj when Nigerian singers both Davido and Tiwa Savage went to Rwanda.

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  • The people seemed quite happy, having lots of fun, but at a certain point, I got confused, it was the first time I even used professional software. I must say, although I was sacred, it was an amazing experience. I drowned in mixed feelings.
  • It was one of the worst moments of my life. I literally saw people’s morale sink the moment they set their eyes on me. They didn’t know me, and weren’t ready to even trust that I would do a great job. Some people even sat down—they were bored. That’s the time I thought maybe it wasn’t something for me. I wanted to quit.
  • Being recognized at this level gives me the motivation to push even further, elevate my craft and inspire others who dream of being DJs. This is not just a win for me, it’s a milestone in my journey and a reminder that music truly connects us all.
  • I never thought I could be recognized on such a big level, but it's a sign that we're slowly getting there. I can't wait to land in Ghana and represent my country.
  • I understand that there have been debates about my dress code at the closing concert and I appreciate the feedback and opinions from my fans and the general public. As an artist, I strive to express myself through various means, including my fashion choices.
  • I want to assure all my fans that my intention is always to bring creativity and uniqueness to my performances, while respecting the event and its audience.
  • Ultimately, my goal is to create memorable and impactful experiences for my fans, and I will always strive to strike a balance between my artistic expression and the expectations of my audience.
  • It was one of the worst moments of my life. I literally saw people’s morale sink the moment they set their eyes on me. They didn’t know me, and weren’t ready to even trust that I would do a great job. Some people even sat down—they were bored. That’s the time I thought maybe it wasn’t something for me. I wanted to quit.
  • The people seemed quite happy, having lots of fun, but at a certain point, I got confused, it was the first time I even used professional software. I must say, although I was sacred, it was an amazing experience. I drowned in mixed feelings.
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