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Musician Patapaa has released a new single called 'Madi'.
This song which comes barely three weeks after he tied the knot, features his wife Liha Miler.
Patapaa takes the opportunity to answer people who questioned his decision to marry a foreigner.
In the song, Patapaa explains that for him all women are the same regardless of their race.
Patapaa and his wife Liha Miller got married on Saturday, January 2, at a ceremony in Swedru, the singer’s hometown.
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