Hana Girma is an Ethiopian singer whose public record, on the pages fetched for this profile, is a singles catalog and one official video that charted through September 2026. No birth date, birthplace, or interview was on those pages. The ethio.music artist stub calls her an Amharic-pop singer who rose to prominence in the 2020s and praises a “bright, modern sound.” That wording is not in the Apple Music page, the Borkena post, or the YouTube title, so it is not repeated here. What those sources do say is below.
Apple Music’s United States artist page, fetched 29 September 2026, shows a latest release of Ngezaka, a one-song single dated 2 August 2026: Hana Girma. The top-songs module on that page lists Hayyee (2025 single), Bante Lay (2023), Min Meseleh (2024), NGEZAKA (2026), Manem Yelat (2026), and Yeleb (feat. Daveahadu, 2020). The singles-and-EPs module matches those six titles and years and does not, on the text extracted from the page, add further releases. The store page does not label a language for the older titles. Only Ngezaka is identified as Tigrigna in the sources below, and only by the video title and the Borkena headline, not by a separate biography.
The video YouTube returns for the id used on ethio.music charts is “Hana Girma – NGEZAKA | ሃና ግርማ – ንገዛኻ – New Ethiopian Tigrigna Music 2026 (Official Video).” The oEmbed author is Hana Girma and the channel is @hanagirmamusic: watch. Borkena’s desk post of 12 August 2026, updated the same day, is headlined “Hana Girma – NGEZAKA – New Ethiopian Tigrigna Music 2026” and says the video is embedded from her official YouTube channel. That is the sourcing for the Tigrigna label and for treating the upload as official. Songwriting credits are not stated on the Borkena page as fetched, so none are given here.
Chart figures already in ethio.music files, each tied to a named board, are these. YeneVibe’s weekly top-hit list, updated on the page 5 September 2026, placed “Hana Girma – NGEZAKA (Official Video)” at No. 6, with 3,204,840 total views and a weekly add of 903,519. The local trending note, citing Kworb’s YouTube Ethiopia weekly chart ending 10 September 2026, has Ngezaka at No. 9 with 238,556 weekly streams, six weeks on that chart, and a peak of No. 2. The same note cites the Kworb daily board of 2026/09/17 at No. 11 with 72,936 streams. ethio.music’s own Amharic Secular freezes do not rank the song inside the ten, and they say why. The week ending 17 September lists it among titles still on the Kworb Ethiopia weekly chart but kept off the Amharic board: Kworb position 12, 266,544 streams, marked Tigrigna. The week ending 24 September does the same at Kworb position 13, 213,542 streams. An earlier working board for the week ending 10 September had placed it at No. 7 of a mixed list with 238,556 streams and a footnote that it should move to a Tigrigna board. The profile uses the later freezes: the song is on the Ethiopia YouTube chart and off the Amharic Secular ten because of language, not because the upload is unofficial.
That is the usable record. A 2020 feature with Daveahadu, five further singles through 2025, and an August 2026 Tigrigna official video on @hanagirmamusic that was still drawing a large weekly view add on YeneVibe in early September and was still inside the Kworb Ethiopia weekly twenty at the 24 September freeze. Claims about a debut year, a home city, or a label contract are not on these pages, and they are left out.
Sources: Apple Music, Hana Girma (fetched 29 September 2026); Borkena, 12 August 2026; YouTube oEmbed for the official video; ethio.music sources snapshot, 20 September 2026; Amharic Secular boards, weeks ending 17 and 24 September 2026. Artist stub: /artist/hana-girma.
Related: the ethio.music charts page, which explains how the boards treat non-Amharic uploads, and the chart methodology.
