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Teddy Afro (in Amharic: certified name: Voodoos Hassan, in Amharic: is an Ethiopian music sensation and maybe the best craftsmen and performers from Ethiopia of late. Afro's melodic accomplishment has been credited to the extraordinary messages went on through his tunes. From compassion to guts and from exculpating to love, Afro has had the choice to break inventive limits that were at that point flawless. He has been stood out from Jamaican reggae legend Bob Marley, partially by virtue of his ability to bring a political, significant, and melodic presence to his crowd individuals. Afro is in like manner noted for his work with other young and spurring experts generally through Ethiopia.

In 2002, Teddy conveyed his show assortment Abused, named after the "Mishandled" or ABCs of the Amharic language. The assortment threw him on the overall music scene, and quickly won him the reverence of his family and individuals from changing foundations generally through the world. A couple of tracks explicitly quickly got the ear of a huge number outer his nearby Ethiopia — "Halieselassie" an acknowledgment for the late Emperor of Ethiopia, Haile Selassie I; "Haile, Haile" a hit single to honor Olympic critical distance champion and public holy person, Haile Gebrselassie; and "Mona Lisa", an extent of human greatness. The assortment was named an accomplishment in Ethiopian contemporary music, and was republished on different occasions.

In 2004, Teddy conveyed his best single to date, Tarim Terra ("History was made"), out of appreciation for world record holder and 2004 Olympic gold medalist, Genesis Beebe. The song got the sensations of the entire Ethiopian country.