Viviane Chidid earns a second Gold Single with “Sweet Game”

Author: senenews.comPublished on: November 6, 2026Country: Senegal

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Viviane Chidid earns a second Gold Single with “Sweet Game”

In 2026, Viviane Chidid earned an Africa Music & Charts Gold Single certification for “Sweet Game,” recorded with Bass Thioung. The award comes two years after her 2024 certification for “Yeuk Yeuk.” According to the information reported, she is now the only Senegalese singer to have received two Gold Single certifications, reflecting the reach of her music beyond Senegal.

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