Pedro Peter

Out of the uncertainty of an African male child, with no hope for the future, Pedro hails from a third world country, in a small town called Obudu. Pedro Peter's discovered  his great vocal talent at the age of nine where he got the moniker "Voice of Africa". Pedro wrote his first song in the farm titled "Bigger". The journey continues  in church where he sang in the children's choir and letter joined an accpella group called the... More

Out of the uncertainty of an African male child, with no hope for the future, Pedro hails from a third world country, in a small town called Obudu. Pedro Peter's discovered  his great vocal talent at the age of nine where he got the moniker "Voice of Africa". Pedro wrote his first song in the farm titled "Bigger". The journey continues  in church where he sang in the children's choir and letter joined an accpella group called the "Deuteronomy". Growing up was fun, even though life was really not a bed of roses. In the quest for better days, he met Africa's music legend Worldsgreatest then John or Robert Price, where they became friends and took part in Worldsgreatest first recording "Birthday" in 2005 in the song. Up till date, Worldsgreatest remain one of his strong influences in the music art and business. Pedro Peter's influences by and large include the likes of West Life, Back Street Boys, Celine Dion, 2Pac, Bob Marley, Lucky Dube, James Blunt, Daniel Bedingfield and Michael Jackson. His genre are basically R&B, afro pop, Ragae slow rock and alternative Pedro gained inner city recognition when open along side Worldsgreatest for the 2013 Calabar Carnival  which recieved a loud standing ovation from the then governor of Cross River State  Senator Liyel Imoke. The duo were crowned "Calabar Carnival Newest Discovery", by Effiong Ekpenyong, Calabar legendary on-air radio and TV personality. Less