Maro has weighed in on the debate surrounding the international ambitions of local musicians, saying some artists are comfortable limiting their success to Uganda and settling for the country’s entertainment culture.Speaking about the issue, Maro said the argument was similar to one previously raised by Kenyan singer Bien, whose comments about Ugandan musicians sparked disagreement among some local artists.It is what Bien was saying and they disagreed with him. He said we are comfortable because musicians can make money wherever they are, so it’s what they are now supporting.His remarks come amid ongoing discussions about the international ambitions of Ugandan musicians, particularly following King Saha’s controversial comments about his preference for serving the local audience.Maro Reveals Concert Date And VenueSaha recently maintained that he was comfortable feeding the Ugandan audience and went as far as comparing himself to international stars Wizkid and Burna Boy, whom he described as faded.However, Maro believes international musicians should not be viewed as competition for Ugandan artists, arguing that their audiences are different and that both can enjoy success independently.They can’t flop because there are so many people who listen to international music. Comparison is the problem, we just have to love these people and enjoy them separately.The post Maro: Some Ugandan musicians are comfortable staying local appeared first on MBU.