Gospel singer Mrs. Deborah Fasoyin revealed a fascinating secret about the origins of her iconic song “Odun Lo Sopin”
The track, which has become synonymous with end-of-year celebrations, has been a staple of festive traditions for generations.
However, Fasoyin disclosed that the song was not an original composition by her or her choir, but rather a traditional hymn deeply rooted in the Christ Apostolic Church (CAC) worship heritage.
Fasoyin explained that “Odun Lo Sopin” was already a well-known and cherished hymn within CAC congregations long before her choir’s version popularized it.
In 1979, her choir’s role was to record and share the hymn with a wider audience, capturing its essence and spiritual resonance.
Their rendition transformed the song into a global anthem of hope and prayer, celebrated by millions as a timeless classic.
By sharing the true story behind “Odun Lo Sopin”, Fasoyin sheds light on the song’s humble beginnings and the significant role her choir played in bringing it to international prominence.
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