About Ahmed Gacayte
Lived 1948 – 1988 (aged 39–40). Ahmed Gacayte was a Somali singer.
Ahmed Mohamed Yusuf , most commonly known as Ahmed Gacayte , was a famous Somali singer, songwriter and composer. He hails from the Habr Yunis subdivision of Garhajis
History Ahmed Gacayte was born in 1948 in a neighbourhood called Xidigta near the riverbed of Hargeisa, Somaliland. He was the oldest of 10 sons and 3 daughters. He took the nickname of his father, Mohamed Yusuf "Gacayte".
In 1964, reporters from Radio Hargeysa came to his school to scout for potential singing talent and eventually recruited Gacayte.
In 1965, Gacayte recorded his first song "Ahlan wa sahlan Daahir", which was broadcast on Radio Hargeysa. In response, his father disowned him and kicked him out of his home.
Gacayte then started composing and writing more songs and plays like "Bood Xirsi" and "Siyar" with Amina Abdullahi, as well as composing songs for Khadra Dahir Cige.
Discography
Inaan Weli Ku Jecelahay Ilaah Baa Deeq Baxshee Umaleey Jacayl Orod orod Sabaalo Dulmiga Siyar (with Amina Abdullahi) Bood Xirsi (with Amina Abdullahi) Ahlan wa sahlan Daahir
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Frequently asked questions
Who was Ahmed Gacayte?
Somali singer
When was Ahmed Gacayte born?
Ahmed Gacayte was born in 1948 in British Somaliland, Hargeisa.
When did Ahmed Gacayte die?
Ahmed Gacayte died in 1988 in Hargeisa, Somali Democratic Republic.
What was Ahmed Gacayte's occupation?
Ahmed Gacayte was a singer.
What nationality was Ahmed Gacayte?
Ahmed Gacayte was Somali.
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