Alhassan Fofanah Bangura " Stickman International"
Alhassan Fofanah, or StickMan International, is a true cultural ambassador for Sierra Leone, promoting its heritage worldwide. A skilled juggler, drummer, and fire dancer from Koidu Town, he blends movement and storytelling in his art. With a background in industrial technology and communications studies in Spain, he is multilingual and serves as a cultural bridge.
Fofanah began his artistic journey with the Sierra Leone National Dance Troupe and co-founded the African Shrine Percussion Group in Southern Spain. He initiated “Te Suena Sierra Leona” to promote Sierra Leone’s culture through educational projects. After moving to Belgium in 2013, he participated in the Aalst Carnival Festival and founded the Leone Fam Social Club. In 2019, he established the Lek U Culture Association to preserve Sierra Leonean culture globally.
As a father and cultural advocate, Fofanah highlights the spiritual aspect of dance and embodies Sierra Leone’s cultural renaissance through his performances, mentorship, and community efforts.
Disco Daddy
"Culture King"
Disco Daddy, widely known as the "Culture King," is a Sierra Leonean cultural artist, songwriter, performer, producer, and community advocate dedicated to preserving and promoting the rich traditions of Sierra Leone through music and cultural education. Renowned for blending traditional rhythms, storytelling, and contemporary sounds, he has become one of the leading voices championing cultural identity and heritage among younger generations.
Through songs such as Culture One Word, BuBu Style, and Do Sanda, Disco Daddy celebrates Sierra Leone's diverse cultural traditions while encouraging unity, pride, and social responsibility. His music highlights indigenous instruments, traditional dance forms, and the values that connect communities across the nation.
Beyond music, Disco Daddy is a passionate youth mentor and cultural ambassador. He actively supports community development initiatives, cultural preservation programs, and youth empowerment projects. His work has earned him recognition as a respected advocate for safeguarding Sierra Leone's cultural heritage and inspiring the next generation to embrace their roots.
As an artist, educator, and cultural leader, Disco Daddy continues to use his platform to promote the message that culture is more than tradition—it is identity, history, and a legacy that must be preserved and passed on. His mission remains clear: to unite people through culture, celebrate African heritage, and ensure that Sierra Leone's rich traditions continue to thrive for generations to come.