Non - Franco & le T.P. O.K. Jazz 1983
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
- After the song 18:30 three interview clips with Ntesa Dalienst, recorded 15-10-1990 in Brussels. Three, because this particular song came back into the discussion three times that day (during an interview that lasted over five hours, that is).
That music is so cool. Have been looking for the full version, here it is. Kama unampenda Franco hit a like here
Nampenda sana
One of the best hit by TPOk jazz. Very cool music. Good for long distance driving
Who is here still listening to this lovely music... it's still fresh 2021
One day, we should all gather together and say thank you to the people of Congo. They have shared such a precious gift; timeless music. Love and light from us here in Zimbabwe 🇿🇼
You have hit me hard man into tears. Thank you. Franco liveth. The People of Congo must assemble their angles and count them one by one. Africa will be happy.
The guitar, the voices, I don't even need the translation. How can such beautiful music not be spiritual and building to the heart!
Sad that the composer (Franco) was detained for it.claimed that the song touched on women negatively!!
@@ronorichard7174 No please. The explicit lyrics were in song Jacky
Pure therapy is an understatement.
Translation please. The man who nicknamed Kisumu mboka
I was 3 then, we had this record. This is pure rumba, we'll listen to it til the end of time. Who's here with me to end this horrible year.
Are you still there,is this one horrible to you too 😢😢😢😢.
I was also 3😂
Here I'm from Ivory Coast 🇨🇮
i was 6 months n i remember everythin
You people from DRC are a gift to the whole of the world and not Africa alone. I like your music and there is nothing I can do about it! Please you people out there from the DRC who are musicians and in South Africa, get in touch with me. I love you ALL! LONG LIVE FRANCO!!!
Thanks Thomas. I'm proud to be from DRC.
I grew up with Congolese music. My dad loved it to the core. He was a tailor contracted to do school uniforms, so he would work through the night. From the age of 10 I would spin these records for him after the only Radio Uganda station shut for the day! Then he would tune radio Bukavu or others on medium wave and listen till day break.
Very true
Exactly, especially 🇰🇪 kenya, we are rhumba addicts
❤
The greatest song of my childhood. Just amazing even after 40 years still not changing...
The duo never died , you will still conquer the world till the end that's my prophecy waaaaau beautiful voices ,my favorite hit of all rhumba music , legends sing with angels ,
Franco Luambo Makiadi featuring Madilu Système & Ok Jazz que la jeunesse congolaise et africaine puisse prendre des "cours par correspondance" comme le disait le King Kester Emeneya de son vivant avec l'un des chefs-d'oeuvre musical de la RDCongo. Merci au Tout Puissant de nous avoir donné des artistes de ce calibre, de nos jours le constat est AMER.
This is my best of all OK jazz songs! I've nothing else to say, rest in peace legends.😔
Mam your day and
Frederick The first 5months the
Quel étais votre magie ,, la chanson qui peut totaliser 40ans toujours avec un grand succès ,,elle se joue chaque jour sur toutes les chaînes des radios comme si elle étais sortie aujourd'hui
C'est justement ce qu'on appelle le talent !
Les talentueux restent légendaires, notre pays en compte un grand nombre et celà qui fait la grandeur de notre culture !
There will never be a more talented artist nor a more beautiful song..
Thanks Child of Africa. You make me a proud African. I think I would wake up angry if I were to dream of being non-African! Thanks to our music like Franco!!! now he even enables us to share the good things that Africa has always been meant for. Viva AFRICA!!! God bless you.
Listening to this music @2022 it feels like it was composed today ! The organisation of sound and words is like music of 50th century non closer to this would come any time sooner..
Its May 2019 nani azali awa ....nalingi nzembo oyo mingi .niliamka asubuhi just to listen to it and teach my wife some few words.
Davie Mosh Mbote na yo Davie naza awa, Im french and try to learn lingala & swahili listening to wonderful congolese and congolese-inspired music from east africa. Peace, toza elengo, tuko pamoja
The song that won Madilu Franco's admiration & respect. Who wouldn't? Madilu's voice is exceptional.
Thanks DRC for Franco Luambo and Madilu System. Good stuff👍
Soothing...man the rythmic arrangements just blows me away. Luambo and madilu forever..it may take a century before Africa finds another FRANCO...R.I.P
Franco was exceptional and his songs will continue living on beyond generations
Libala oh libala eh (marriage oh Marriage) Libala oh libala aah, oyo yo ( Marriage oh marriage ohh) Mabala tokobalaka na Kinshasa ee eeh( the marriages we make in Kinshasa) Mabala tokobalaka na mokili ee, eeh (the marriages we make in the world) Okolinga mwasi mwasi azali na badoute (you love a woman but the woman doubts you) Nzoka olingaki ye mokolo ya liboso omonaki ye (however you loved her from the first day you saw her) Ayebaka te oh oh mama, eeh eeh (she does not know ohh mama) Okolinga mwasi mwasi azali na badoute (you love a woman but the woman doubts) Nzoka olingaki ye mokolo ya liboso omonaki ye (however you loved her on the first day you saw her) Ayebaka te oh oh mama, eeh eh (she does not know ohh mama) Eeh eh Mwasi ayebaka sima (the woman will know later) Soki ozalaki kolinga ye (if you love her) Bajesta* azalaki kosalela yo (pride she will show you) Akoya koyeba yango sima eh (she will come to know that later) Wana okomi na maboko ya moto mosusu (at that time you will be in another person’s arms) Bolingo Nzambe atinda na mokili (the love that God left in this world) Motema elinga oyo elingi (the heart loves this one that the heart wants to love) Motema eboya oyo elingi (the heart refuses that it wants to refuse) Oyo akoboya yo okanga maboko eh (for the one that refuses you, you close your hands) Eeh eh, eeh eyeyee Mokolo ya libala eh (on the wedding day) Bafami bapanzani po bakabola bainvitation*(the family spreads the word and sends invitations) Basi bakoya po batala mwasi nini obali (women will come to see what woman the man has married) Mibali bakoya po batala mobali mwasi abali eeh eeh (men will come to see the man the woman has married) Bafami bapanzani po bakabola bainvitation*(the family will spread word and send invitations) Basi bakoya po batala mwasi nini obali (women will come to see what woman you have married) Mibali bakoya po batala mobali mwasi abali (men will come to see the man the woman has married) Eeh eeh. Eeh eyeyeh Mokolo ya libala (on the wedding day) Nakanisi tobengaka bainvited* ( I think we call the invited) Bopaya kotala biso (to come and watch us) Bopaya kopesa biso ba counsel (to come and give us advice) Bopaya kopesa biso maboko (to come and congratulate us) Madillu baoyo otangeli ngai (madilu, they come **) Bakoyaka po na kosala mobulu (but they come to create trouble) Mibali bokoya po baya kolula mwasi abali (the men come to admire the bride) Basi bakoya po baya kolula mobali (women come to admire the groom) Sima batiera* bango tongotongo bandeko (afterwards they start to back bite them my brothers!) Eeh eeh. Eeh eyeyeee Nalukeli nzoto na nga ngambo eeh (I am in trouble) Nayokisi nzoto na nga soni oh (I feel embarrassed) Madillu eh yeye Systeme oh (Madilu system) Mbala ya liboso mwasi akabeli ngai kombo ya Non (the first time the woman gives me a false name***) Nasusumbuki nga nakomi siste* oh mama eeh eh (I am troubled and become stressed *) Mbala ya liboso mwasi akabeli ngai kombo ya Non(the first time the woman gives me a false name***) Nasusumbuki nga nakomi siste* oh mama eeh eeh. (I am troubled and become stressed *) Eeh eh yeyeye Aboyi na ye bandeko (he does not like it brothers) Aboyi kosala na mobali ya bato (she does not want to be with another person’s husband) Alingi asala na mobali ya ye moko (she wants to have her own husband) Amonaka ye soki tongo etani (to see when the morning breaks) Atala tango akendeke na mosala (to watch as he goes to work) Aboyi kozwa mobali oyo (she does not want to take this man) Akoyela ye, vendezwe* la akei (to bring things for her when he goes***) Minwi* akei, dozotimate* akei (at mid day he goes,**) Nabondeli ye lase* ya motema 9i plead with her in my heart) Alobi na ngai boye (she tells me this) Akoki kolinga mobali ya bato te (she does not want to love another person’s husband) Po ye azalaka na zuwa mingi (because she has a lot of respect**) Nalobi napesa ye mosolo (I say let me tell her the truth) Alobi nalingi kotongolo ye bapiesh* ??? Napomba akozwa mbala ya sima ??? Eeh eyeyee Osatation* na nga bandeko oh eh (??? my friends) Okokutana na basi mibale bacamarade (if you meet two women who are friends) Moko ya mabe moko kitoko oh mama (one ugly and the other beautiful) Oyo ya elongi mabe mosala aliaka etere*, ya mwasi kitoko eh (this ugly one’s work is to get interest from the beautiful one) Okokutana na basi mibale bacamarade (if you meet two women who are friends) Moko ya mabe moko kitoko mama (one ugly one and another beautiful one) Oyo elongi mabe mosala aliaka etere*, ya mwasi kitoko eyeyee(this ugly one’s work is to get interest from the beautiful one) Basi ya biongi mabe bandeko (ugly women! my friends!) Mosala kolia etere* ya baninga (their work is to get interest of their friends) Basi ya bilongi misukusu eeh (ugly women *) Mosala kolia etere* ya baninga(their work is to get interest of their friends) Okokutana na bango mibale na nzela (if you meet the two of them on the road) Olingi osolola na oyo ya kitoko eh(you would like to chat with the pretty one) Oyo ya mabe asali gardhefur*(the ugly one becomes a barrier) Alingi oloba ata moke na ye te (she does not want you to talk to the other one even a little) Yango bino basi ya mabe bandeko (you ugly women my friends!) Botuna nani asala bino bilongi oyo? (ask them who created them with those faces) Bilongi kukukukukukuku (hard faces) Nani asala bino boye? (who created you like that?) Bolingi kolia ope etere* ya baninga (you like to get interest from your friends) Eeh eh yeyeee Basi ya bilongi mabe mosala kokaba basi ya bato (the ugly women their job is to sell other men’s wives) Akoleka babiro* mosala kokaba basi ya bato (they open offices to sell other men’s wives) Akoleisa bana na kombo ya basi ya bato oh(she feeds her children using the name of another man’s wife) Eeh eh yeyeyee Bakopesa ye masanga na kombo ya basi ya bato (they give her beer using the name of other people’s wives) Akofuta ndako na y na kombo ya basi ya bato ( she pays her house using the name of another person’s wife) Abongi lavie na ye na kombo ya basi ya bato oh (she makes her life with the name of other people’s wives) Eeh eyeyee Oh lisuma nini yeye ee yeye (oh what form of curse!) Oh lisuma nini ee ee yeye (oh what form of curse!) Basi ya bilongi mabe bandeko eh( ugly women my brothers!) Bafungolia bango bachance* (if you open them a chance) Po batekaka basi ya nga na ye9they will sell other people’s wives) Basombi baordinary* te (they do not buy ordinary things) Po bayebaka esika basi ya kitoko basalaka (because they know where beautiful women are) Bino bandeko mibali eh(you my brothers) Bokeba basi ya mabe pembeni ya basi na bino (be wary of ugly women getting close to your wives) Mosala na bango kotikaka bango (their job is to sell them) Mosala na bango koswaka bacommission*(their job is to get commissions) Ata bakolaki esika moko (even if you are at the same place) Bosalaka na Angele (if you sit at an angle***) Basi ya mabe batomboki (the ugly women get annoyed) Balingi kolia sima na bango (they want to profit from the other women) Libala oh libala (marriage ohh marriage) Mwasi soki auti koboma libala sika (when a woman destroys her new marriage) Camarade ya liboso akozwa mwasi ya elongi mabe (the first friend she gets is an ugly woman) Akoteka ye epai ya mibali eh eh (to sell her to other men) Akolinga arecupere* baretare* ya libala ???? Amour* ezali te ya koluka kaka lome ya oh(there is no love they are looking for money) Oh ooh. Eeh eeh Mwasi soki auti koboma libala sika (when a woman destroys her new marriage) Camarade ya liboso akozwa mwasi ya elongi mabe(the first friend she gets is an ugly woman) Akoteka ye epai ya mibali eh eh(to sell her to other men) Akolinga arecupere* baretare* ya libala Amour ezali te ya koluka kaka falanga oh eh eh (there is no love they are looking for money) Eeh eh eyeyeye Madillu ngai nakamwaka (madilu I am shocked) Soki mwasi auti koboma libala sika (when a woman destroys a new marriage) Akomi na ye poli poli poli poli poli! (she becomes confused) Ayebi nzela nini ya koleka te (she does not know where to go) Okumbi ye akosh* ye mpe ake akosh* (if you take her south, she goes south***) Okumbi ye attrat* ye mpe ake attrat* ??? Olobi na rompwe* ye mpe na rompwe* Ayebi eloko nini azali koluka te (she does not know what she is looking for) Mbula enokela ye moi ekota ye (the rain beats her the sun beats her) Malili ezwa ye akipar* te( she is in the cold she worries not) Mpo na nini Nzambe asala boye?(why did God make it like this) Makanisi ya lolenge boye esalaka na basi (the thoughts of fun are with women) Bolia afanda na ndako (you want her to stay in the house) Tango mosusu mobali akokanisa akolanda ye na sima (may be the husband will rethink and come looking for her later) Eeh eeh. Eeh eyeyee Libala oh libala aah oh oh yoyoyo (marriage oh marriage) Mabala tokobalaka na Kinshasa oh mama eh yeye (the marriages we make in Kinshasa oh mama) Basi ya bilongi ebukana mitema mabe Madillu Systeme oh yeye(ugly women also have bad hearts) Nalukeli nzoto na ngambo yeyeyee eeh yeye (I am troubled) Nayokisi nzoto na nga soni eh (I am ashamed) Madillu eh ye Systeme oh (Madilu ehh systeme) Dezedita* mwasi alobeli nga kombo ya Non nafwatire* oh yeyee ??? Basi ya bilongi mabe mitema mabe eeh eh nga nalela ah ah (ugly women bad hearts) Basi ya bilongi mabe oh naweo oh eyeye (ugly women… I am tired) Sutu baoyo bazali na bilongi maseke (truly they have terrible faces) Oh mama oh yoyoo Mabala tokobalaka na mokili eeh oh yoyo nga nalela ah (the marriages we make in Kinshasa) Mosala kokaba basi ya bato eh (their work is to sell /distribute other men’s wives) Mosala kokaba basi ya bato oh(their work is to sell /distribute other men’s wives) Basi ya bilongi migugh* mitema mabe (ugly omen with mean hearts) Madillu System oh oh yoyoyo (madilu systeme) Mosala kokaba basi ya bato eh(their work is to sell /distribute other men’s wives)
Great work!
kindly someone tell me the song dalienst Ntesa is singing at 22:34 -22:48
George Orido For more than 30yrs,I searched in vain to know the translation of this song.Thanks a million Sir for the translation.I can pay you by Mpesa if you don't mind to translate for me Lingala songs by TP OK Jazz via Post Office mail.Is that ok Sir ?
Thanks for the translation
Great piece of art
I REMBER THE VERY FIRST TIME FRANCO TOURED KENYA FOR THE KENYA'S 20 YEARS ANNIVERSSARY IN 1983 , THIS LONG PLAY WAS HIS OWN PERSONAL GIFT THAT HE GAVE ME IN MOMBASA AND IAM PROUD TO HAVE BEEN ASSOCIATED WITH ALL HIS TWO TOURS OF 1983 AND THE FAMOUS 21 SHOWS KENYA TOUR IN 1986
Awesome.
jamhuri day 1983
You're very lucky man..He was great guy!
My father loved Franco, had so many of his records. In my youth I preferred other Congolese beats. I went to Kenya. Kenyans especially from Luo land loved, actually adored Franco's music. At that time I was more interested in the faster dance Congolese beats. Now I can't stop listening to Franco. Especially Franco and Tabuley.
Good to have met him back then...God bless you
Thanks DRC for producing such a LEGEND alongside other greats. Good stuff👍
Franco and Madilu were a rare combination of fine vocalists, par ezcellence. Can listen to their music all day and all night.
Very very True.
This is just a classic! the song reminds me of the good old days, which we greatly miss. it touches my soul.
It was the likes of my dad's generation that had real fun with real music! I wish to listen to this with my Dad to see how it makes him feel!
I should have lived during Franco's time!! I really miss this great talented artist.R.I.P Luambo.
Great musician of all times
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Not too late, listen as you're listening now!
Non .. still the music to listen to in 2023
I can remember the very first time I heard African music on the radio in NYC. It was in the late 1970's for 2 hours every Thursday night on WKCR-FM, the Columbia University radio station. At the time it was the only African music program on the air and the first time I heard the music I was hooked. I could hear the great Franco RIP, Madilu RIP and all the other great artists that come from the mother country. Really great stuff
Très belle mélodie. Une chanson qui dénonce les maux dans les ménages kinois. Chapeau aux artistes et RIP à Madilu System et Luambo Franco.
I listened to this song what it was released. I liked it and continued liking it to this day. Soothing, etc.
This man and Madilu will be remembered all the time I was a young man by then we used to enjoy
Very sweet piece of music ! The voice Is fresh and clear. Thank you for this gift DRC !!
Non,!non ! Non''''foumban au Cameroun dit non a la mort.franco franco tu n'est pas mort...nous l'écouteront toujours et toujours... Merci....r'i'p
Reminds me my late parents who left me when I was just 5 yrs old. 😭😭😭
Take heart
Truly this kind ofmusic matures with age!!!
.....Music flowing smoothly like the giant river Congo, without vituko! Always sweet to listen or dance to...
Such a masterpiece. Soul-soothing music.
This album - Frein A Main, 5 Ans Ya Fabrice and Non is Francos pure magic at play with auto-reverse cassette . A long drive from the village demands a one stop over to release oneself ( short call) , then take the steering or else the sweetness goes - Luambo still speaketh.
Every time I listen to this track, it creates an ambiance similar to an aura of a bride.
TPOK Jazz was so professional offers a cross generation social education. God Bless them!!!!!!
Ça me rappelle tout simplement mon enfance avec mes parents,tu restes le meilleur
Chapeau à toi Franco
Oh le grand maître Franco,tu as été vraiment le grand maître ! Toujours inoubliable!
A lyrical wizard, the greatest African maestro that ever lived.
Le Duo FRANCO -MADILU est ici phénoménal .......Quelle complicité! style simple et percutant.......
Even though he's gone the song remains to be so sweet nostalgic
We will never have like him again. I miss Franco and Madilu. True, the deaf is an enemy.
We can't have another Grand Master ( Franco) He is in the music. Rip luambo madilu simario opetum etc we ll always keep listening to ur music
Le Grand maître Franco l'inégalable
Quand le talent et la compétence se rencontrent ça donne du Franco Luambo Makiadi. Ça c'est de la musique comme le pays savait en faire.
Thank you. Very entertaining. Iam proud of them
Le talent plus la compétence ce du luambo le grand maître ,,quel bon son quel message
Imagine 38 years now and still drills ,real rhumba
A true reflection of African set up.....never getting tired of the song
elle me rappel mon père cette chanson...
merci beaucoup
mesmerizing... the beat is soo hypnotizing.. you can't press stop!
Truly gold, this song. Franco & Madilu were something else on vocals! Damn. 26 minutes of 🔥..
I really appriciate franco he is an excellent musician ever happened in the world of LUMBA
best song to relax anytime,stress free
great music of all times RIP BOTH OF YOU
kindly someone tell me the song dalienst Ntesa is singing at 22:34 -22:48
Those were the good old days when i lived in Nairobi parklands with my uncle.life was good.Nairobi was much better...
J'adore a mourire ce morceau de Luambo Makiadi.
Le Grand LUAMBO. Paix à son âme
Yes. Le Grand Maitre Luambo Luanzo Makiadi with orchestra TPOK jazz
i have actually been looking for the full version of this beautiful song. wow!
Hypnotizing jinx. Franco's voice is commanding. Dr. Ogeto International
Pure and good music; simple and short.
Fabulous music of 80's. Rumba nite days
Lovers of African rumba let's celebrate the life of the master this week bcoz it will be the 22nd anniversary since he plucked the last string of the guitar. Frm Nairobi, Dar, Kampala, Kin, Joburg, Cape Town, Lusaka, Harare, Kigali, Maputo, Luanda, Lagos, Abuja, Accra, Abidjan, Conakry, Dakar all th way 2 Tripoli, Algiers, Cairo, Khartoum, Addis then 2 Antananarivo n Seychelles via Mombasa. Amusez-vous bien. Vive Franco. Vive TPOK. Vive la belle musique africaine
all time lovely, soft musica
I was std three at Mnazi Pr School north of Lushoto Tanzania, real this song remind me far away back the song proveking those sweet memory, I took Yarabi Salama from Dar to Tanga and Shengena(Fresh Nundu) from Tanga to Mnazi.
Great work Grand master
This is purely therapeutic! What else can I say?
A lyrical wizard, the greatest African maestro that ever lived
My best rhumba ever..rest in peace legends
A world-class duo!
Musically this is perhaps the most beautiful composition of his career. One can quarrel with its protracted lenght, and certainly with the subject matter, but the music itself floats a lovely, lazy Rhumba full of subtle twists and turns. Building on a simple guitar riff that encompasses just eleven notes. Franco arranges the supporting cast - a delicate saxophone chorus, his own authoritative bark, and the lyrical tenor of Madilu Bialu - to near perfection. The words of Lingala tumble in graceful symphony, and when Franco and Madilu join their voices in melodious call and response progression - the effect is positively thrilling. Franco never studied music I wonder how he got this right.
Talent is never practiced nor studied, it's in in inbuilt, up to the user to use it right.
@@Thuon_ That arrangement is typically based on a musical score with notes on staff and laid on a a musical sheets. You are not born with that. That's the reason we have Universities like Berkeley, Juilliard and Yale. This is the only track that was musically balanced. Also note Franco didn't play lead guitar on that track. It was Gerry Dialiungana. Talent is not studied music is
@@masoudeid4259 So which music college or university did these TP OK Jazz guitarists attend? It was inborn talent which just needed nurturing. Gerry Dialungana, Nedule Nono, Dizzy Mandjeku, Thierry Mantuika, Michelino Mavatiku, Lutumba Ndomanueno, Gege Mangaya, Petite Pierre, Makosso Kindudi, Mpudi Deca, Flavien Makabi etc
@@ANDAREJO I am not against the idea talent is nurtured. I'm marvelling the craftsmanship the arrangement of the song equally balanced and writable with a myriad of notes laid symetrically on a music sheet by a Great musician who never knew how to read or write music. I interviewed Franco in 1973 and attested to that. Then Madilu in 1989 on National Radio Tanzania. These guys just had a knack of doing it. How they did it only God knows. Have you discerned the whole track encompasses only 11 notes? Somebody must have done the math
@@masoudeid4259 I get you Sir. You're blessed to have met these legends in person. Remember that Franco started playing "guitar 🎸 at the age of 10
Franco will remain a legend forever.
Bravo le grand maître franco et le grand nidja madilu system Paix à vous âmes
Merci beaucoup pour cette chanson !!! kel souvenir
This guy should have lived very many years .... For juniors like us to see and hear his works
I love his music. He didn't deserve to die
On the contrary only 57 yrs... very unfortunate!
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Real life, no noise! So cool and sweet 👍,
Makes me yearn for mo n mo. Talk of unsatiable lv fr muzik.
Hi, With all due respect to Madilu (R.I.P.) with his impeccable track record (no pun intented) , I can't immortalize him in the same way as Luambo Makiambi aka Franco. Believe me, if Franco lived even a 5 years more, he would have still been the MAIN influence for Africa composers. This story-tellying, political satire, commentary, combined with good, actually excellent backing music is RARE! Even in other genres/cultures.
I disagree my friend. Madilu is smooth as butter. Franco without Madilu is like Batman without Robin.
@@diambo4life Not really. Each played a distinctive role in the band. But Franco was the nucleus and engine of the band not forgetting that he was the founder. So they are not on the same level by any standards. Madilu was primarily a singer with just a few compositions while in TP OK JAZZ. Where as Luambo was a composer, singer, guitar wizard besides being President and band leader
You are right, Malik. Madilu was a great singer, a very good composer at that. Franco was a genius. No comparison
I FIRST LISTENED TO THIS MUSIC WHEN I WAS IN HIGH SCHOOL IN 1984 AND HAS STUCK IN ME FOR THESE MANY YEARS. MAY GOD REST HIS SOUL IN ETERNAL PEACE.
Love this music, can be equated to a really good food!
Ceci est une musique qui peut émouvoir le sourd.
Super Madilu voice!!!
franco na madillu walikuwa juu sana
This music of Franco remind me some way back in 1980's when I was leaving in Kileleshwa boarding matatu route no 48 going up to Lavingtone green passing through Westlands,the music was so good to hear.
Are you still living in Nairobi?
@@scorestoday No,am now resident in rural area.
Otoyo and Multi system....these were great musicians, legends
tout simplement magnifique!!!
Libala o libala...One of my Favourites
Great people, I have read all your comments here and they have added value to this world cup composition
What do i say? I am in a bus on my way home and it is providing great company..really sweet music
this are music of yester years franco is singing about a wedding God bless congo
2019, anyone? When musicians were born and not manufactured by softwares in studios.
Surely he was and remains the King of African music..... your legacy will continue to shine on Franco Luambo Lunazo Makiady R.I.P
Definitely not the king of African music
Franco was not only the king of Africa music, but also a father of African music.
King of African rumba for sure!!
I remember when i was 12 years old in congo kamalondo compound nganda aux deux fi chez maman leki da fifi
Grand maître Lwambo Franco,toujours égal à lui-même !
Franco, Madilu may your souls rest in peace.
Good song to listen from Nairobi Kenya
reminds me of my late dad.
Death stole from us a great man,the song was released in 1983 and up-to-date is still hot🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 .
bulingo na ghae🎷🥁🎻🎺🎹📻
Just cool....great harmony
Fellow fans people call me mandilu.I loved the song before I knew it or the legends.Rest o. Peace legends
great music
When I was P and single rated the best rhumba dancer
LOS GENIOS DE LA MUSICA BANTU DE AFRICA CENTRAL.(LUAMBO MAKIADI Y MADILU) DESCANSEN EN PAZ.