The Tubonge hitmaker, Jose Chameleone and his family celebrated Easter Sunday at Blankets and Wine event that was held at Uganda Museum grounds.

The Tubonge hitmaker, Jose Chameleone and his family celebrated Easter Sunday at Blankets and Wine event that was held at Uganda Museum grounds.

Having had the opportunity to spend this years Easter Sunday with those he loves was a blessing for him. This is because most of the time his Easter’s holiday are usually spent away from home.
Apart from that the singer was quick to praise theBlankets and Wines management for having created such a mind blowing event. He posted:
Thanks to the Management of Kampala Blankets and Wines!!!!! In my whole life I never attended a show and felt swept away. Many years No Easter with my family. This one is so special as I enjoyed my favorite Ugandan Artiste Live- MADOX SEMATIMBA. May God bless you brother. I felt the music. I lost Chameleone – Joseph took control!!!
Happy Easter Holidays to all my friends

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