"Beautiful Song But Difficult to Memorise": GMB 2026 Theme Song By Enam And Michael Adangba Trends

"Beautiful Song But Difficult to Memorise": GMB 2026 Theme Song By Enam And Michael Adangba Trends

  • TV3 Ghana's Most Beautiful pageant shared a video of Ayinboma performing O'Zaare Mmabiya, filmed at a waterfall in the Upper East region
  • The song, which draws on local Ghanaian languages, has caught the attention of fans praising its cultural authenticity
  • Reactions have poured in from Ghanaians celebrating the song's representation of northern languages and traditions

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TV3's Ghana's Most Beautiful 2026 theme song has set social media buzzing after the video was posted online.

The viral video featured female musician Enam and Michael Adangba who composed the most-talked about song as the organisers celebrate the pageant's twentieth anniversary.

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2026 GMB contestants perform the theme song with Enam and Michael Adangba in a viral video. Photo credit: @tv3.
Source: Instagram

Enam & Michael Adangba perform GMB theme song

The clip featured the performer dressed in a red skirt and patterned top, singing in front of a waterfall surrounded by rocks and lush greenery a visual that has added to the song's growing appeal online.

The post quickly attracted attention from Ghanaians who praised the composition for weaving together local languages in a way that feels both authentic and celebratory.

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What appears to be driving the most excitement around the song is its use of indigenous Ghanaian languages, including Kasena from the Upper East.

Many listeners have pointed out how rare it is to hear northern languages represented in music that reaches a national platform like Ghana's Most Beautiful, and the response has been overwhelmingly warm.

The pageant, which has long served as a platform for showcasing Ghana's diverse cultures and traditions across its regions, continues to spotlight talent and heritage from communities that rarely occupy the mainstream spotlight.

The Instagram video is below:

Reactions to 2026 GMB theme song

YEN.com.gh compiled comments from fans reacting to the video of Ayinboma's performance.

@thenutritionistakosua wrote:

"Beautiful song 🔥🌸..."

@iamgiftokoroji said:

"I love the song but it's too strong. The song is not flexible. You have to keep it on repeat and play on all radio and tv stations before it can sink in ."

@maame._afia commented:

"Impeccable! New phone ringtone unlocked!"

@trudiesblinks added:

"Proud kasena our language is sweet 🔥 upper East to the world".

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Meet the 2026 GMB contestants

The organisers of the 2026 Ghana's Most Beautiful pageant has finally unveiled the contestants who will compete for the car, cash and crown in a star-studded event.

The beauty queens looked spectacular in a custom-made African print gowns, flawless makeup and hairstyles to complete their looks.

The Instagram photos are below:

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Portia Arthur (Entertainment Editor) Portia Arthur holds a BA in publishing from Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (2013). She has nearly a decade of experience in journalism. She worked as a Lifestyle editor for Pulse.com.gh for almost six years. She joined YEN.com.gh in 2022 as its pioneer fashion editor. She has also worked with celebrities and footballers in image consultancy and management. She has completed Google News Initiative News Labs courses and Advanced Lab courses in Advanced Digital Reporting, Fighting misinformation. She can be reached via email: portia.arthur@yen.com.gh