Music producer Rano Beat Raah! has released a new song titled ‘Nzakubona’, featuring his elder sister, Akumugisha Marie Fidele, in memory of their late sister, Iradukunda Divine, who died in a car accident in Germany on her 22nd birthday. Iradukunda Divine passed away on June 29, 2026, the same day she celebrated her 22nd birthday. She was born on June 29, 2004, and died while pursuing her university studies in Germany.
Affectionately known as Nice within her family, she reportedly died following a car accident while returning from school. Her death was a devastating loss for the family, particularly because it occurred on a day that should have been marked by birthday celebrations. Through music, Rano Beat Raah! and his elder sister have chosen to express their grief while sharing a message of faith and hope that they will reunite with their beloved sister one day.
Nzakubona’ Expresses Hope of Reuniting Through Resurrection
In ‘Nzakubona’, Rano Beat Raah! and Akumugisha Marie Fidele sing about their faith and hope of meeting their late sister again on the day of resurrection. The song carries a special meaning for the family. Beyond commemorating a loved one, it reflects the strong bond between siblings, their enduring love and their hope of seeing each other again.
The music video was produced by Rano Beat Raah!, while filming and editing were handled by Director Eli B. The song is available on Rano Beat Raah!’s YouTube channel.
Rano Beat Raah!’s Contribution to the Music Industry
Rano Beat Raah! is a music producer who has contributed to the production of songs by several Rwandan and international artists, as well as gospel choirs. Among the songs he has worked on are Marina’s ‘Paje’ and several songs by Yvan Muziki, including ‘Mpore’, ‘Intare’, ‘Komeza Inzira’, ‘Uwera’ and ‘Ikimenyetso’. His involvement in these projects has helped establish his presence in the music industry. However, his latest release carries a deeply personal meaning beyond his usual professional work.
Through ‘Nzakubona’, Rano Beat Raah! and Akumugisha Marie Fidele have turned the pain of losing Iradukunda Divine into a message of love, remembrance and hope. The song reflects the lasting memories and emotional bonds that remain with families after losing loved ones, while expressing the hope that death is not the end of their connection.
