Reminds me of the days ,late 70s when the bell botton was in vogue.Big ups to Benanzo Mbuta,Nsaya Nsayadio.Nyboma Mwandido,Mombasa Vata,.Its amazing that the versatile Nyboma is still at it 30yrs later.The modern day wenga muzikas dont last even for a decade.The exception was Verckys who left the scene too soon after bewitching us with his Sexaphone.
Ya David. Thanks, I am here too. Was at King's college Budo in uganda 🇺🇬 Senior 5. Am now 64. I still have 2 bell bottoms. Will post a pic. Worse, I was in the school band. And we played all this lot from Nsayi,Nouvelle generation, Bondowe,Maseke ya meme, etc. So you can imagine the nostalgia!My man, wherever you are, God bless.
Bravo L'ORCHESTRE LIPUA LIPUA ! Je découvre ce titre, que je n'ai pas connu dans mes 40 ans, pourtant j'ai des CD de LIPUA LIPUA. J'aime beaucoup ce morceau. Je suis très fan de cet Orchestre congolais. Merci beaucoup !
Ce titre était très connu. Par contre, moi j'en découvre la riche d'orchestration : la batterie, le chant (Nzaya, Tonele et Teddya, Dolly ( ici ?), l'accompagnement et la solo (Vata et Luswama), Benazo à la saxo ❤
Cavacha was my high school soundtrack in Nairobi. We even had a school band that played Kiam, lipua lipua, shama shama, kamale etc. Good times, great memories!
Quand nous commentons sur ces anciennes chansons qui nous rappellent mélancoliquement notre jeunesse, il serait souhaitable d'indiquer les noms d'écoles où l'on a étudié et les quartiers où l'on a vécu, - en exagération-quelques noms, quelques cinés pour permettre d'identifier des amis qui ont voyagé et que l'on arrive pas à situer aujourd'hui...
God Bless these mucicians these were mai songs during Amins days 7os the Band like Sumite Band Amigo wawawa was the lead guiter waaw he was wonderful RIP I still like and love these songs i feell proud when i hear the voice of Zata mombasa and Nzaya zayadio oh mai God haw i wish i could be young again
Très belle chanson de Lipua Lipua. A part Vata Mombassa (accompagnement), Mongo Ley (solo) et Nzaya Nzayadio, peu de gens savent que la première voix ténor est assurée par Tedya, héros méconnu de cette merveilleuse époque.
Nsayi,c'était une chanson de joie quand ça passait à radio Congo Brazza.J'étais enfant mais je chantais déjà ça sans comprendre les péripéties de la vie.Nyboma avait du génie avec ce groupe .
wow cant have enough of this masterpiece.Thanking God to have lived in this generation of naturally talented artists.Enough respect to the producer , Verckys Kiamwangwana Mateta
Those were artists who knew how to play musical instruments - saxophone, guitar, drums, etc. These days, it is the computers doing it - artists can't use their brains and therefore lack skills
OH MOtékè, kenda na yo! lançait nzaya nzayadio dans cette chanson. Oh la vie! Que le temps passe. Oui, tout passe. Rien de figé mais les souvenirs restent . Oh le bon vieux temps passé auprès de ma grand mère. Sans insouciance à l'époque. Pas meme crainte du lendemain. Lélo, ngai makanisi mingui. famille. Mbongo. Mosala. ba copine. Oh là là. DUCIEL.
Nsay song mmhh my be lm going to die... I still like a madman or craze when I listening the NSaY Songi Lipulipua the best SONGI still gona strong to date... I salute to Mr. vercky kiamangwana for his initiative since 1975 the time I starte Primary school ineed to know where are they the Lipualipua sqward especial Vata Mombasa.
beaucoup de gens confondait en croyant que c´est Nyboma qui chantait le tenor dans cet orchestre Lipua lipua or, c´était Teddia ancien tenoriste de Bella Bella( paix à son âme)
African music simply the best. Thanks guys you're doing a good job for bringing joy and happiness to us old timers for giving us the opportunity to listen to though old but rich music that brings memories of the good old days
What has made me attached to Zairea music so much is Echo Jazz, Moroto Military band that was composed of 85% of Zaireans, some who were in the Ugandan Armed Forces [UAF]. They made the wires sing exactly as they were composed by them. That is what talent is all about. This music when played by them made me see things differently, though 9 years old, I made a local trumpet to imitate them and a group of kids of my age and above could say: you the saxaphonist, blow the trumpet.
Nostalgic Nostalgia! Oh Vero Veronica Kalindo! (veve). Too great to still reign, sauti yake Nzaya Nzayadio no verckys Mateta akipuliza Saxophone. Rhumba manenos.
Très belle chanson j'écoutais cette chanson chez nos voisins qui avaient un tourne disque à l'époque il augmentait le volume et s'entendait jusque chez nous qui étions leurs voisins immédiats.
L'Orchestre' Lipua Lipua is one of the greatest musical troupe' in rhumba history. It produced many fine musical artistes such as Pepe Kalle (Kabasselle wa Mpanya), Nzaya Nzayadio, Diblo Dibala, Verckys, Lokassa ya Mbongo, Vata Mombasa, Lucian Bokilo, and many many others.
.....a historic epoch of Music Congolese when a " New Generation" took over the helm!!!....... while repeatedly mentioned the late Maestro of Music Congolese, Verkeys deserve much better credit and acclaim for nurturing this talents!!!!
A complete nostalgia of boyhood days in rural Liberia in Tewor District, Grand Cape Mount County, tuning my late grandfather transistor battery radio to Sierra Leone Broadcasting System ( SLBS) on shortwave 1 or 2.
Yes! Dont forget that "Monga Mongoley" Santana Mongoley, was the soloist on this number with the late Matalanda on Bass guitar and Bopol Mansiamina on second solo guitar. Santana is still alive and Lives in England together with Nzaya Nzayadio, both, still engaged in Music. In fact Nzaya is working on an Album to be released soom. Lipua Lipua was probably the best "Beau Disorder" (Beautiful Disorder) group of all time.
Jagem K'Onyiego sorry, the soloist on this record is Lusoma Aspro not Mongoley. Lusoma replaced Mongoley when Mongo left for Viva La Musica. Bopol and Matalanza were never in Lipua-Lipua.
Reminds of Immaculate. These were days when instruments could be played to come out with such a beautiful sound unlike today where they do everything on computer.
Thank you to the generous soul who uploaded this music. This was the music of my Father (and my Mother, too), the music of my youth in Yonibana, Sierra Leone. Since the Ancestors called my Father for good I can't get enough of the genius guitar Gods of Zaire (okay DRC now). When I listen to it, it says so much that was unsaid between myself and my parents. It also reminds me that there was a time when hope was the most heavily traded commodity in Sierra Leone!
+Vanessa Loyuk Hi Vanessa, Nice to know that we both come from the same place"lamera". An bene pe gangwa bor from Unyama. In you come from which village nyako paco!!!!!!!!!!!!@
If there was a record that can still remain in the charts,then Nzayi has very little or no competition! You just held your lady in your arm's and quietly danced the night away!
This great song reminds me when I was std 7 at Amboni shamba la mkonge Tanga 1977 with my friends Leonard Mkayula, the late Juma Bunga, Mohamed Abass, Seleman mmakonde ,Frank fundi baiskel etc.
Oh quel sacré chanteur avec cette belle chanson je pense à mon cousin tsallie Serge rester à Brazzaville et prend soins de toi j'espère que tu es toujours en vie lors de mon séjour à Brazzaville je t'ai pas retrouver je dédi cte chanson pour revivre le vieux temps au village à moutampa ds le pool (ton cousin sita omer verel Steven à Paris)
These are the songs that caused havoc. Girls were on our compound for debating trip, As usual we were to have a dance with the girls. I borrowed long trousers for the occasion when the new Head Teacher declared there was no dancing on the compound. This resulted in many of us being suspended.
I was young Bros were dancing at night like nothing else truly speaking Lipua lipua illikuwa ikiwalipua vijana mpaka wazee what a nice musiic .i wish it was ma time.
I was only 13 years old and still in primary school, my mum and I used to go to the town to sell during week- ends, there was a discotheque at the entrance of the market, each time I will abandon my mother to go and be listening to lipua lipua records because it was the best Zaire orchestra that time.. I thank them so much for this music remains the same in my head everyday...
Todas essas músicas relembram o meu tempo dos anos 1970-1980,são património para mim.Hoje só de ouvilas fico horas e horas até a madrugada.São para mim orquestras de muita referencia,viva a música Africana thçau.
Orchestre Lipua lipua the bend that threat all Africa,,,, I remember 1976 when I was in primary school STD two .,,, But one of the song produiced is Nsay ,
Where is Selushago bin Nestory, that presenter whose 30 minute programme between 4 30 hrs nd 5 00 hrs played all the latest lingala hits? This was my best program nd station in that lingala hits were hardly played by Radio Tanzania during those days of socialism.
Kiamangwana Verkicy gul experiance Man... he had made the good work which will not met .. I have head the Abacongo musicians up to Cofffe Olomide...But Eddiove do A lot
I proced on remembering the Lipua lipu songs but one the the song exiting me is Nsay I remeber many songs like Novel Ge. Matoba Infueni. Lembe2, but Nsay mmhh Anyway. Congraltulation Mr Kiamangwa
These songs reminds me about my brothers Theodatus (Kaburu) and Aloyce who used them in village disco. Myself was very young but I really remember all. I also like them
I am with you bro. i became a mono the same yr and faced the knife that dec. My family was convinced i had lost my mind completely. this music was my life. john ngotho i hope you are out there somewhere. one love.
Lipu lupua Band mhh. The sweat songs and The issue is not Nsay song. But I salute to Orch Kiam. Kamale. Veve shamasha and lipua2 which produce many songs But Nsay mmmj I m going be a crase man. A bacongo wili never meet the standard of Edition Veve until the present time. Very thsnx the Old Legend musicians
Those were the days of eastern and central African music! We were ahead, I wonder what happened!
I played it on my father´s funeral. He missed Congo and this was his favourite. RIP
Sorry, my sincere sympathies to you. Your Dad is always watching over you 🙏🏽
May the great man rest in peace
You made the right decision and MHSRIP
Nice song,i can imagine ,why i´t was his favourite,
Reminds me of the days ,late 70s when the bell botton was in vogue.Big ups to Benanzo Mbuta,Nsaya Nsayadio.Nyboma Mwandido,Mombasa Vata,.Its amazing that the versatile Nyboma is still at it 30yrs later.The modern day wenga muzikas dont last even for a decade.The exception was Verckys who left the scene too soon after bewitching us with his Sexaphone.
Nzaya nzayadyo solo Ina Nsai nono kuka. Mwimbishaji Nzaya.
You just forgot Pepe Kale
More Familia series please..
Ya David. Thanks, I am here too. Was at King's college Budo in uganda 🇺🇬 Senior 5. Am now 64. I still have 2 bell bottoms. Will post a pic. Worse, I was in the school band. And we played all this lot from Nsayi,Nouvelle generation, Bondowe,Maseke ya meme, etc. So you can imagine the nostalgia!My man, wherever you are, God bless.
I agree completely especially Verckys. Nyboma is still doing some stuff with Faya Tess these days.
Bravo L'ORCHESTRE LIPUA LIPUA ! Je découvre ce titre, que je n'ai pas connu dans mes 40 ans, pourtant j'ai des CD de LIPUA LIPUA. J'aime beaucoup ce morceau. Je suis très fan de cet Orchestre congolais. Merci beaucoup !
Ce titre était très connu. Par contre, moi j'en découvre la riche d'orchestration : la batterie, le chant (Nzaya, Tonele et Teddya, Dolly ( ici ?), l'accompagnement et la solo (Vata et Luswama), Benazo à la saxo ❤
Cavacha was my high school soundtrack in Nairobi. We even had a school band that played Kiam, lipua lipua, shama shama, kamale etc. Good times, great memories!
Quand nous commentons sur ces anciennes chansons qui nous rappellent mélancoliquement notre jeunesse, il serait souhaitable d'indiquer les noms d'écoles où l'on a étudié et les quartiers où l'on a vécu, - en exagération-quelques noms, quelques cinés pour permettre d'identifier des amis qui ont voyagé et que l'on arrive pas à situer aujourd'hui...
I lived in Liberia during my high school years. Those days were filled with the sounds of des Orchestres Congolais :-)
Reminds me of Teenagers Ice Bar and Taita life. Those were the days music had meaning. Whenever I listen to this I miss Taita.....Kenya
Nakumbuka miaka ya 1977 hadi 1982 Warehemu ndugu zangu waliotangulia mbele za haki . Ansbert, Bryson, Jensen, Selialis, Inocent. Pumzika
God Bless these mucicians these were mai songs during Amins days 7os the Band like Sumite Band Amigo wawawa was the lead guiter waaw he was wonderful RIP I still like and love these songs i feell proud when i hear the voice of Zata mombasa and Nzaya zayadio oh mai God haw i wish i could be young again
Wow! Those were the days when music was so gracious.
Très belle chanson de Lipua Lipua. A part Vata Mombassa (accompagnement), Mongo Ley (solo) et Nzaya Nzayadio, peu de gens savent que la première voix ténor est assurée par Tedya, héros méconnu de cette merveilleuse époque.
Vous avez raison. Tedya est une voie qui comptait beaucoup
I salute these great sons of DRC,they left us with memories that will forever remain with some of us.
😂magnifique
Very true.
Nsayi,c'était une chanson de joie quand ça passait à radio Congo Brazza.J'étais enfant mais je chantais déjà ça sans comprendre les péripéties de la vie.Nyboma avait du génie avec ce groupe .
Salut. Juste pour preciser que ce n'est plus le Lipua Lipua de Nyboma.
La voix ténor est celle de Teddia.
Tonela est à la deuxième voix
OOH WE SALUTE YOU GALLANT SONS OF AFRICA,REAL RHUMBA.
Ahhh En ecoutant cette musique, j'ai envie de faire reculer le temps.
i was not born, but i appreciate this type of music. dreams from my father.
1976, une année pleine de souvenirs, je viens de décrocher mon diplôme d'État et rêve déjà de L' UNAZA.
On the shores of Lake Victoria in Mwanza, just as 5:00 p. hit, the first thing was Kiam with Nsayi! Those were the days as the sun sets!
wow cant have enough of this masterpiece.Thanking God to have lived in this generation of naturally talented artists.Enough respect to the producer , Verckys Kiamwangwana Mateta
David hii ni kali kabisa!
Those were artists who knew how to play musical instruments - saxophone, guitar, drums, etc. These days, it is the computers doing it - artists can't use their brains and therefore lack skills
OH MOtékè, kenda na yo! lançait nzaya nzayadio dans cette chanson. Oh la vie! Que le temps passe. Oui, tout passe. Rien de figé mais les souvenirs restent . Oh le bon vieux temps passé auprès de ma grand mère. Sans insouciance à l'époque. Pas meme crainte du lendemain.
Lélo, ngai makanisi mingui. famille. Mbongo. Mosala. ba copine. Oh là là.
DUCIEL.
Can't forget those great days when music mattered. I love their beats.
Wadanii walikuwa wanabuni music wao original ... sio kuigiza music wa ulama kama ilivyo sasa... superb..
Bravo Santana, Bravo Nzaya and the whole band...your music still captivates many today and still will a long time to come...
Nsay song mmhh my be lm going to die... I still like a madman or craze when I listening the NSaY Songi Lipulipua the best SONGI still gona strong to date... I salute to Mr. vercky kiamangwana for his initiative since 1975 the time I starte Primary school ineed to know where are they the Lipualipua sqward especial Vata Mombasa.
Mes années collège à Tchamba au Togo. Toujours merveilleuse cette musique.👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿
beaucoup de gens confondait en croyant que c´est Nyboma qui chantait le tenor dans cet orchestre Lipua lipua or, c´était Teddia ancien tenoriste de Bella Bella( paix à son âme)
Incredible,it is about fifty years yet the songs are still driving the now old forks crazy!
...very true...
MY GRANDFATHERS RADIO. WIRED WITH EXTERNAL BATTERIES. BEST TIME EVER. VATA ,MBUTA,NZAYA,LUSUAMA,MONGOLEY.
This song reminds me of high school days, life was simple and enjoyable
African music simply the best. Thanks guys you're doing a good job for bringing joy and happiness to us old timers for giving us the opportunity to listen to though old but rich music that brings memories of the good old days
Those were the days. Long ;live lipua-lipua
What has made me attached to Zairea music so much is Echo Jazz, Moroto Military band that was composed of 85% of Zaireans, some who were in the Ugandan Armed Forces [UAF]. They made the wires sing exactly as they were composed by them. That is what talent is all about. This music when played by them made me see things differently, though 9 years old, I made a local trumpet to imitate them and a group of kids of my age and above could say: you the saxaphonist, blow the trumpet.
I was in Mbale, at that time. There was also Simba Battalion Mbarara with a powerful band.
Lovely oldies, easy listening pleasure.
My God! I remember this song as a child growing up in Lusaka Zambia. My Dad loved Congo music.
+1#
The people of Zaire are great in music no doubt !
Nostalgic Nostalgia! Oh Vero Veronica Kalindo! (veve). Too great to still reign, sauti yake Nzaya Nzayadio no verckys Mateta akipuliza Saxophone. Rhumba manenos.
I can remember as if it was yesterday my elder bros lived these music and so they made me too long live musiki ya bakulutu .
I feel touched...
Kudos Nzaya
Très belle chanson j'écoutais cette chanson chez nos voisins qui avaient un tourne disque à l'époque il augmentait le volume et s'entendait jusque chez nous qui étions leurs voisins immédiats.
L'Orchestre' Lipua Lipua is one of the greatest musical troupe' in rhumba history. It produced many fine musical artistes such as Pepe Kalle (Kabasselle wa Mpanya), Nzaya Nzayadio, Diblo Dibala, Verckys, Lokassa ya Mbongo, Vata Mombasa, Lucian Bokilo, and many many others.
verkys was the founder, manager and producer of this band as well as orchestre KIAM
I WAS IN MY EARLY PRIMARY SCHOOL WHEN CAME TO KNOW THIS MUSIC, MOSTLY DURING THE WEEKENDS.
I COULD READ MY BOOKS WHILE ENJOYING.
@Amule do you or did you know of any Amule who was a footballer and bands many in Mbarara?
@@goat951 That was the best song
Reminds me of the respect you're accorded in the dancing hall of being a student from a top secondary school in the country.
Lol
ah mon pays la RDC nous avions a cette epoque de la bonne musique
The song Nsay approx 45 ,year ago mhh is stil terrible my Heart...MrKiamangwana with Eddion Veve Where are you at this day ohh verkisy
Unfortunately Verckys passed on this year and Paul Nzayadio passed on during Covid time. Their music lives on.
Great music of all time. Those were the days when men were boys and women were girls.
Oui nsayi na motema en écoutant cette merveilleuse chanson d' amour !!!
Ah, qu'elle était belle cette époque
Real kavasha, when I hear this no, teas shed on me, my fellow relatives, friends whom we used to play , have gone, Ooo,left solemnly
.....a historic epoch of Music Congolese when a " New Generation" took over the helm!!!....... while repeatedly mentioned the late Maestro of Music Congolese, Verkeys deserve much better credit and acclaim for nurturing this talents!!!!
A complete nostalgia of boyhood days in rural Liberia in Tewor District, Grand Cape Mount County, tuning my late grandfather transistor battery radio to Sierra Leone Broadcasting System ( SLBS) on shortwave 1 or 2.
those songs reminds me of my late mother semera Namitebi, she used to like them alot,and also the dark days of the late Idi Amin-VC,DSO,MC.
What was dark about them days?
Are u really a Ugandan who ask this kind of question?
molaa Gulu yes man come from Gulu
@@molaaable
Ask him again and again my brother😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀
Yes! Dont forget that "Monga Mongoley" Santana Mongoley, was the soloist on this number with the late Matalanda on Bass guitar and Bopol Mansiamina on second solo guitar. Santana is still alive and Lives in England together with Nzaya Nzayadio, both, still engaged in Music. In fact Nzaya is working on an Album to be released soom. Lipua Lipua was probably the best "Beau Disorder" (Beautiful Disorder) group of all time.
Jagem K'Onyiego ayie
Jagem K'Onyiego sorry, the soloist on this record is Lusoma Aspro not Mongoley. Lusoma replaced Mongoley when Mongo left for Viva La Musica. Bopol and Matalanza were never in Lipua-Lipua.
Jagem shocked me too. Bopol never played for Lipua Lipua at all!
Where is se kizengi
Kilo Kitoko never played with Aspro?
Nsayi oyebi motema na ngai etonda zuwa... !!! Jameni... Nsayi you know my heart is full of jealousy!!! Those were the dayz of real love...
Remind me of those yrs my older brothers use to like lingala songs so much so I had to follow suit.
Kwenye drum Kuna nsai nono kuka
la musique incomparable jusqu'à nos jours!!!
I didn't Know the magnitude of this music and this band in particular this is astounding music.
Hoooo vraiment le temps passe vite.1978 en classe de 5eme la bonne époque bonne musique très limpide.
Reminds of Immaculate.
These were days when instruments could be played to come out with such a beautiful sound unlike today where they do everything on computer.
That was Zairean era in music, especially in East & central Africa. If you enter in a bar these were famous songs.
Thank you to the generous soul who uploaded this music. This was the music of my Father (and my Mother, too), the music of my youth in Yonibana, Sierra Leone. Since the Ancestors called my Father for good I can't get enough of the genius guitar Gods of Zaire (okay DRC now). When I listen to it, it says so much that was unsaid between myself and my parents. It also reminds me that there was a time when hope was the most heavily traded commodity in Sierra Leone!
+Muctaru Kabba Yeah i will always love lipua lipua Just because of my DAD . BIG memory Unyama Gulu Uganda.
Hold on to the memories, Vanessa, along with the great music!
+Vanessa Loyuk
Hi Vanessa,
Nice to know that we both come from the same place"lamera".
An bene pe gangwa bor from Unyama.
In you come from which village nyako paco!!!!!!!!!!!!@
+Vanessa Loyuk
Vanessa (nyako paco), cwala email on: chriskinyera@yahoo.co.uk
Apwoyo matek
If there was a record that can still remain in the charts,then Nzayi has very little or no competition! You just held your lady in your arm's and quietly danced the night away!
True
Every Sunday afternoon I used to tune radio Uganda to listen to the song they were nonstop
This great song reminds me when I was std 7 at Amboni shamba la mkonge Tanga 1977 with my friends Leonard Mkayula, the late Juma Bunga, Mohamed Abass, Seleman mmakonde ,Frank fundi baiskel etc.
The best music I grew up knowing.though I don't understand lingala, I feel like I do.
Nicholas Kinyua This is the original lingala without lots french - being bantu its quite simple
j'ai tout simplement les larmes aux yeux
Oh quel sacré chanteur avec cette belle chanson je pense à mon cousin tsallie Serge rester à Brazzaville et prend soins de toi j'espère que tu es toujours en vie lors de mon séjour à Brazzaville je t'ai pas retrouver je dédi cte chanson pour revivre le vieux temps au village à moutampa ds le pool (ton cousin sita omer verel Steven à Paris)
Crazy riffs and the best reposes for some of the best lead guitarist of our time.....
Hizi ndiyo mziki ambayo hauchuji ! Kizazi chenye kipaji kimetoweka masikni +
Bantus in music unbeatable !!!!!
These are the songs that caused havoc. Girls were on our compound for debating trip, As usual we were to have a dance with the girls. I borrowed long trousers for the occasion when the new Head Teacher declared there was no dancing on the compound. This resulted in many of us being suspended.
+M. Musa hopefully not Musa from Ruiru High! lol
Those were good old days free from AIDS and Condoms
@@hebelmlagala1427
Those were days of gonorrhea for the unfortunate buddies.......hahaha
@@christopherkinyera1835,Casino medical clinic
listening to this timeless hit while watching world cup finals 2022 third place playoff.Croatia hammering Morocco!.
❤At heart forever nzaya nzayadio.
I was young Bros were dancing at night like nothing else truly speaking Lipua lipua illikuwa ikiwalipua vijana mpaka wazee what a nice musiic .i wish it was ma time.
I was only 13 years old and still in primary school, my mum and I used to go to the town to sell during week- ends, there was a discotheque at the entrance of the market, each time I will abandon my mother to go and be listening to lipua lipua records because it was the best Zaire orchestra that time.. I thank them so much for this music remains the same in my head everyday...
Real music
nonou kuka ,nsayi, hizo drum ulizifanyia kazi siyo kidogo big up
Wacha tu machozi yanitoka
Hiyo ezi ubwabwa unanukia 1972 had 1922
omgd i am back in Nairobi and I am 15 years old all over again! Thank you guys for bringing my youth back!
Nzaya nzayadio suka na kundulu lourdeur
Even if we didn't understand the words and the language , the lyrics mattered.
Very memorable days bull dance in lira town college
Todas essas músicas relembram o meu tempo dos anos 1970-1980,são património para mim.Hoje só de ouvilas fico horas e horas até a madrugada.São para mim orquestras de muita referencia,viva a música Africana thçau.
Aforo 1970 Eastands
Orchestre Lipua lipua the bend that threat all Africa,,,, I remember 1976 when I was in primary school STD two .,,, But one of the song produiced is Nsay ,
Was in form two RVTS ELdoret and fitted a new flair trousers
Even Pepe Kalle yampanya was part of this group before forming Empire Bakuba
Frankly this song remainds me faraway and when l hear it l enjoy very much!
Nakolela eeh , maneno yako swadakta Bw. Mwenekazi Tuseko. It reminds me during the days of plenty milk and honey in Zanzibar spice Islands.
J'aimerais voir des VIDÉOS DE LIPUA LIPUA, SUR LE NET, S'IL VOUS PLAÎT. MERCI !
Where is Selushago bin Nestory, that presenter whose 30 minute programme between 4 30 hrs nd 5 00 hrs played all the latest lingala hits? This was my best program nd station in that lingala hits were hardly played by Radio Tanzania during those days of socialism.
Kiamangwana Verkicy gul experiance Man... he had made the good work which will not met .. I have head the Abacongo musicians up to Cofffe Olomide...But Eddiove do A lot
I proced on remembering the Lipua lipu songs but one the the song exiting me is Nsay I remeber many songs like Novel Ge. Matoba Infueni. Lembe2, but Nsay mmhh Anyway. Congraltulation Mr Kiamangwa
These good old musics sooth my soul they are real not computerized as the current ones!!
These songs reminds me about my brothers Theodatus (Kaburu) and Aloyce who used them in village disco. Myself was very young but I really remember all. I also like them
Madly nostalgic❤
Jamani miziki ya zamani ni mizuri imepangiliwa mmmh enzi hizo nikiwa kijana mdogo
Bramsiden Sichone sikia hmuziki
I am with you bro. i became a mono the same yr and faced the knife that dec. My family was convinced i had lost my mind completely. this music was my life. john ngotho i hope you are out there somewhere. one love.
Mombasa was amuzic genius, Nzaya im1977.!!!
Mnaenda sinema mkirudi disko mpaka kunakucha avalon, mpeya ,
best songs in uganda in the 70s
Indeed it was one of the best songs in the 70’s .In fact it reminds me of the saying that: “. LIVE FULL AND DIE EMPTY’ ,you only live once.
Lipu lupua Band mhh. The sweat songs and The issue is not Nsay song. But I salute to Orch Kiam. Kamale. Veve shamasha and lipua2 which produce many songs But Nsay mmmj I m going be a crase man. A bacongo wili never meet the standard of Edition Veve until the present time. Very thsnx the Old Legend musicians
Les bons moments de l'époque
Nostalgique cette époque de ma jeunesse....