Nairobi Wololo part 2

Bana Kadori Masanga singing Nairobi Wololo

[@stevekasera12]

Tucheze musiziki na Bana Kadori, Nairobi yote oh dunia mobimba, , bana basema sema tu na bana ogopa bana tetemeka tu bakisikia, huruma passy Huruma mobimba huruma gheto Huruma Adhiambo, Huruma corner, uchungee sana, usipotezee saa pamoja na kiatu , kuna vijana oh hatari corner, wanakutegea wee upite salama. Na ukizubaa shingo nakwenda, Koti nakwenda, Tai nakwenda, Longi nakwenda na mimi nabaki, wananijua wataniacha, na watayasema sema uzee vita, salimia mummy, tuonane ruracio, watarudia yalendo vita, salimia mummy tuonane ruracio... Weuh. Long live Bana Kadori.

[@Woud1Kano]

The more I listen to/watch Luo musicians..and reflect on their history in Kenya, I am reminded of African Americans. Luos dominate the Kenyan music scene...and a lot of their music reflect their pain and suffering in Kenya....much like the music of African Americans reflect in part their painful history in the USA...just thought I'd share...

[@blessedfay]

mitna ndi yawa.. thum otimo kachiengka . mayie denda wolooo .. aah akinyi ngimana bi nena aa..uuuh tucheze muziki abanakadori..BANATETEMEKA TU BAKISIKIA!!! Faith/Netherlands

[@papanzinga]

The Zairain arts have enriched Africa, to the credit of the good people of Kenya, and Nairobi in particular who sustained the music for a long time when the business of music had become very difficult in Kinshasa, they never tried to appropriate the art of others or call Coupe De Calle

[@churchilosimbo4180]

Proud to be a luo ,MIT aduwa

[@joshuageorge1087]

Idendo ma I jst feel in love wuolololo yayee!

[@cherioneatieno6497]

Dad's favourite!! Happy sawa bama kadori

[@onyangosky]

This nice,am now getting home sick-------

[@orakodesma9254]

💃💃💃💃

[@madanyalesh]

Bana kadori wach ne rach. Ma jabenga wuon wuon.Ayiego telo.

[@carolinendinya9190]

Goma iwake sasa,,,

[@Daweneb]

berni kende okinyo kalando jaber mae ndalo wauuuu nairobi mit yawa jaluo hera tupu

[@Daweneb]

hahaha ojende gi nyiri miel malich yawa thumni nega rumba is rumba. mae dwaro ka tusker opongo mesa ka kich to okinyo be twenyore buti hahahaha

[@lilianadunga3519]

Liet manadeni

[@hirofan]

Do Kenyans sing in Lingaya language (Congolese?) when performing soukouss music?

[@sealy123456789]

WOOD PLEASE

[@MrFATJOSE]

Wacho awinjo kadonjo