Lieve Hugo
Lieve Hugo, also known as 'Iko', was a renowned Surinamese musician and the King of Kaseko, a genre of music that blends African, Caribbean, and Latin influences. He was a pivotal figure in the Surinamese music scene, particularly known for his role as a member of the Happy Boys band, which was influential in popularizing Kaseko music. Hugo passed away shortly before Suriname's independence in 1975, but his legacy continues to resonate within the music community, inspiring tributes and celebrations of his contributions to the cultural heritage of Suriname.
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Recent news mentions
Lieve Hugo, known as The King of Kaseko, released his song 'Srefidensi' shortly after Breeveld's song.
‘Wie gaat weg en wie blijft hier?’ nog steeds actueel – de Ware Tijd
Suriname· 2025-11-17
Kolf referred to singer Lieve Hugo as one of the Surinamese heroes he believes should be represented in cinema.
Daniël Kolf wint toneelprijs Theo d’Or – de Ware TijdSuriname· 2025-09-16
Lieve Hugo, known as the King of Kaseko, passed away ten days before Suriname's independence.
Trafassi brengt Lieve Hugo-tribute op Kwaku Summer Festival – de Ware TijdSuriname· 2025-07-31