Fela's music is the best music EVER! The tune played throughout this documentary is one of his greatest and I could listen to it for hours and hours without tiring! Such a melodic, hypnotic vibe. Watching this made me think again of how proud I am to be a black African. The women, the culture, the EVERYTHING! RIP FELA DE GREAT!
Fela Anikulapo Kuti "the ones who carries the death on his back". The african Che Guevara "music is my whepon", will be for ever inna heart of all real rebels and seekers of freedom and soul peace.
@@AR-ey6gn Is an methaforic way of speaking. Im not supposted jugde the others in this life. Also we must know the context that events happened, before talk and give an opinion. Have a nice life.
Once upon a time when tumultous Africa disregarded division of skin colour, race, religious persuasions but instead stood united by the ideological dreams of self determination against any foreign oppression on humanity and Africans in this regard. Can we find our compass back to one for all, and all for one Africa? 🌍?
with all due respect Fela is gone, but his legacy continues. If you feel that be the change he wanted to see or better even the change you want to see.
His fight for an identity as an African is remarkable, his view of the roll of women in society is in my opinion biased and i dont really reflect myself in any of his viewpoints, nevertheless we was a great musician and a legend.
Fela initially was singing and recording in his native Yoruba. But because he transitioned to being an activist politically and socially (and this is just what I think) he switched to English. In doing so his music transcended political and geographic boundaries to reach a broader more international audience.
the women are the creators. very powerful. many a man wrong, in this current culture, the images at play surely put the woman inside the power complex of male influence. energetically , many woman become tempted by those male devils, using their energy to pressure and control others. from victim to perpetuation. it is subtle and is the case for some not all, how could all women or man fall into this? impossible. but this reaction does happen. and what good does it do? more pain n more of the same. as souls in bodies, we must overcome and thats together hand in hand. Reflected in relationships and matrimony. only here will harmony be in the union of two spirits
women are given a different power than men. they tend to be closer to the 'spirit' side of life, generally. yet we are so varied and each soul is so mixed. we are all connected to spirit. yet we must respect the truth in the female body, which is to give birth. it is intrinsically linked to life and the spirit behind, the life giving force, gate opener to allow for spirits to enter physical bodies. we must respect the essential aspect of womanhood which lies so close to the gate.
A look into the life of the legendary Afrobeat king. Fela Kuti. Mary a former backup singer gives us an insight. A must watch! ua-cam.com/video/XvgWnHtN8eU/v-deo.html
2024 watchers 🙌🏻👋🏽
2024 and the msg is still Valid, sad. RIP Goat!
Thank you for posting this , Fela modern times prince! Divine artist
ANIKU LAPO ✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿
Fela's music is the best music EVER! The tune played throughout this documentary is one of his greatest and I could listen to it for hours and hours without tiring! Such a melodic, hypnotic vibe. Watching this made me think again of how proud I am to be a black African. The women, the culture, the EVERYTHING! RIP FELA DE GREAT!
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The PEOPLE finally woke UP in 2020 SIR. Thank you for leaving the messages in the echo of TIME
I am here in 2022.
2022
What an interesting view on marriage. He really was an eccentric character.
2019 who with me?
Fresh as yesterday.
Felas, Kuti was here to stay...
Today, tomorrow, as well as..
sanzio hanzō this man is INFITY personified bruh he a God on God
2020, still in this bih
Fela Anikulapo Kuti "the ones who carries the death on his back". The african Che Guevara "music is my whepon", will be for ever inna heart of all real rebels and seekers of freedom and soul peace.
Che Guevara brutally killed people that thought differently than he did. That’s the opposite of freedom sir
@@AR-ey6gn Is an methaforic way of speaking. Im not supposted jugde the others in this life. Also we must know the context that events happened, before talk and give an opinion. Have a nice life.
Who is the child at 18:30?
Seun Kuti
Once upon a time when tumultous Africa disregarded division of skin colour, race, religious persuasions but instead stood united by the ideological dreams of self determination against any foreign oppression on humanity and Africans in this regard.
Can we find our compass back to one for all, and all for one Africa? 🌍?
Beautiful musical documentary. Thank you for sharing
Long Live FELA 🙏🏽🙏🏽💫
#endsars 🇳🇬🇳🇬 we need fela more than ever now 😓✊🏿
song is a masterpiece and more relevant than ever for all regions of the world
The greatest musician from Africa
hes African realest human that has Africa at heart.
Really sad that this still seems to be the problem in nigeria. Poor man dey cry, rich man dey mess.... Fela where r u oooo, we need uuu!!!
with all due respect Fela is gone, but his legacy continues. If you feel that be the change he wanted to see or better even the change you want to see.
Baba nlA nonsense
Great !!!!!
Great material, good to get to listen the ideas of the great Fela Kuti.
His fight for an identity as an African is remarkable, his view of the roll of women in society is in my opinion biased and i dont really reflect myself in any of his viewpoints, nevertheless we was a great musician and a legend.
fela was a legend the guy was a proud to be African
2020 foknowlegde
Watch Fela explain how he see's marriage!!!!
Nice.. and funky!!
Is that Seun Kuti at around 25:10?
Definitely looks like him at 25:39
Wow, Africa is in the centre of the world for a reason.
I should have been there to witness a great man
Fela initially was singing and recording in his native Yoruba. But because he transitioned to being an activist politically and socially (and this is just what I think) he switched to English. In doing so his music transcended political and geographic boundaries to reach a broader more international audience.
Fela the great. Legend
the women are the creators. very powerful. many a man wrong, in this current culture, the images at play surely put the woman inside the power complex of male influence. energetically , many woman become tempted by those male devils, using their energy to pressure and control others. from victim to perpetuation. it is subtle and is the case for some not all, how could all women or man fall into this? impossible. but this reaction does happen. and what good does it do? more pain n more of the same. as souls in bodies, we must overcome and thats together hand in hand. Reflected in relationships and matrimony. only here will harmony be in the union of two spirits
women are given a different power than men. they tend to be closer to the 'spirit' side of life, generally. yet we are so varied and each soul is so mixed. we are all connected to spirit. yet we must respect the truth in the female body, which is to give birth. it is intrinsically linked to life and the spirit behind, the life giving force, gate opener to allow for spirits to enter physical bodies. we must respect the essential aspect of womanhood which lies so close to the gate.
ewan b Truth!
Which language is that in the subtitles? It looks like Catalan or a Romance language similar to Spanish
Seun is eating fur coat😂
A look into the life of the legendary Afrobeat king. Fela Kuti. Mary a former backup singer gives us an insight. A must watch!
ua-cam.com/video/XvgWnHtN8eU/v-deo.html
Legend abami eda
Ogostine..😎
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