About Julie Mutesasira
Julie Mutesasira was an Ugandan and Canadian gospel musician and singer.
Julie Mutesasira (born 27 February 1978), professionally known as Julie Birungi and Julie Naluggya,
She received the best female gospel song award for her song Saba in 2014 and the Best Religious Song award for her song List Ya Mukama in 2015 and was nominated for Best Religious Song for her song Kijja Kugwa in 2016 at the third, fourth and fifth HiPipo Music Awards respectively. She won the Song of the year award at the Olive Gospel Music Awards in 2012, the Female artist of the year award at VIGA Awards in 2016, Diva Collabo Award for Yani, a collaboration with Iryn Namubiru at the 2011 DIVA Awards.
Personal life and career Julie's parents are the late Henry Ssebatta and Rose Lutwama. Julie Mutesasira was married to Pastor Steven Mutesasira of the Redeemed of the Lord Evangelistic Church, Kamwookya and they are now divorced. The couple divorced in 2016 and she relocated to Canada. In 2020, she publicly revealed that she is a lesbian and the same year was married to her wife Jean.
Julie recorded her first single titled Nakwagala in 2004. Sikyaadayo Katonda Nange Nkwagala Gwenjagala Lwana Naabo Linda Yani (Bamuyita Yesu)
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Frequently asked questions
Who was Julie Mutesasira?
Ugandan-Canadian gospel singer
When was Julie Mutesasira born?
Julie Mutesasira was born in Uganda.
What was Julie Mutesasira's occupation?
Julie Mutesasira was a gospel musician and singer.
What nationality was Julie Mutesasira?
Julie Mutesasira was Ugandan and Canadian.
Sources & further reading
· Wikipedia: Julie Mutesasira
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