Bernard George Kobena Brako (Ben Brako)

Nickname Ben Brako
Full name Bernard George Kobena Brako
Date of birth 20-05-1952
Country Ghana

Bernard George Kobena Brako was born on May 20, 1952. Most people know him as Ben Brako. He is a famous Ghanaian highlife singer and songwriter. He helped modernize highlife music and took it to the world.

Ben grew up in Cape Coast, Ghana. He loved music and entertainment from a very young age. Even so, he took his schoolwork very seriously. He later earned a degree in Agricultural Economics from the University of Ghana.

Before making music full-time, Ben worked as a teacher. He also worked as a company executive. In 1986, he moved to London to record his first solo album, Baya. It came out in 1987 and became a massive hit. Songs like "Meko Mekrom" made him a household name. He even won Musician of the Year awards for his work.

Ben later earned a second degree in Media Communication Studies in London. Over the years, he released many popular highlife albums. Today, he is also a traditional chief and a Pan-African cultural advocate. He works to help young people through the Dream! Child Foundation.

Bernard George Kobena Brako was born on May 20, 1952. Most people know him as Ben Brako. He is a famous Ghanaian highlife singer and songwriter. He helped modernize highlife music and took it to the world.

Ben grew up in Cape Coast, Ghana. He loved music and entertainment from a very young age. Even so, he took his schoolwork very seriously. He later earned a degree in Agricultural Economics from the University of Ghana.

Before making music full-time, Ben worked as a teacher. He also worked as a company executive. In 1986, he moved to London to record his first solo album, Baya. It came out in 1987 and became a massive hit. Songs like "Meko Mekrom" made him a household name. He even won Musician of the Year awards for his work.

Ben later earned a second degree in Media Communication Studies in London. Over the years, he released many popular highlife albums. Today, he is also a traditional chief and a Pan-African cultural advocate. He works to help young people through the Dream! Child Foundation.