Wanlov The Kubolor – Efa Mi Ho Paa (Efa Wo Ho Ben Remix)

Award-winning rapper and a member of the Fokn Bois Wanlov The Kubolor is here with the remix version E.L’s Efa Wo Ho Ben hit with a title Efa Mi Ho Paa.  The song was produced by Kid Magic...
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