Luo Music - Anjolina

[@johnobongoomondi7100]

The song is truly luo/acholi. It brings out the true culture of the luo people, whether in Uganda, south sudan, Kenya, tanzania or drc congo or diaspora. I am a Kenya luo and the song invokes within my being deep emotional attachment to it and the roots of the luo people and empire. God bless the luo people and every luo wherever they are dispersed migrated to on the globe.

[@carolineaciro2079]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@abongamike7568]

I am an acholi of south sudan.. I like the song very much because it is very impressive....it can retrieve our mind back to somehow unforgettable culture of the luo.

[@emmafrostmusic4790]

Hey could you help me with the lyrics of the first part please

[@akenabongomichael9727]

Same name like man though am an acholi from uganda

[@jockwick5981]

Can we all acknowledge that this is the greatest song In the history of acholi music

[@ladybecky10]

Luo anthem

[@peterochieng1717]

yes

[@gene7arttech]

I am African American from Baltimore Maryland usa, and I Love this song.

[@doreenamony3233]

A classic 👌. Do you know the meaning?

[@gene7arttech]

@@doreenamony3233 No I do not know the words or meaning. Thank you for asking and have a bless day.

[@pamelajudithrwanyarare8429]

@@doreenamony3233 Do you know the meaning? If yes please help us because I remember this song from the 70s when I was in Primary school. It was a favourite during inter house competitions. Brings back happy memories.

[@doreenamony3233]

It's a song praising a very beautiful gal called Ajolina on her marriage day.

[@pamelajudithrwanyarare8429]

@@doreenamony3233 Thanks 👍

[@jayjake256]

You can't feel more "Acolier" listening to this masterpiece.... Will Usher into 2025 dancing to it away from home yet feeling closer to home

[@benardug6228]

Am a langi but I truly love this song. True representation of our culture

[@henryr.rachkara2448]

I am an Acoli from Gulu. This song makes me very proud of my culture and it gives me a feel of home. God bless you all for the effort put to make this sweet melody, even in the absence of our heroes, may the blessings continue to flow through your descendants! I am proud of all the luo. God bless you wherever you are!

[@lakwopobura4789]

Tekwarowa en aye obedo awakawa. Wun jo Luo amaro wun matek. Wer man tye wer ma gonyo dak kweyo cwiny ma pe wace jowa. Atye ki awaka madit ikom tekwarona maber atika ni. Umede ki cung'o pi tekwaro turwa. Wer ni mit mada. Man obedo tet(teth) pa kwaariwa. Love all over Africa should unite. An abedo Luo Acholi me Yuganda. I love all the Luo and keep uplifting our culture.

[@AguchMula]

Amosi ni ber wuod luo.

[@ojokbernard451]

The beauty of Africa is in it diversity. The acholi hv more than 20 cultural dance.

[@maridiovigil]

This is the song my grandfather used during political rallies.back then in 2004 Its still fresh in 2023

[@isaacfreeman8993]

I am an African but not a Lou living in the West,I enjoy this great songs,wish I understand the meanings but it's OK,God bless the Africans.

[@nairobifirebaby889]

Thanks alot for the love

[@openyloboandreta4906]

❤ There's nothing interesting to me more than my culture. Team Acoli and luo forever. Riber ayer teko wa

[@statisticianamuria]

Ken from Uganda. I miss Uganda. Listening to these sounds under a mango tree sipping Ajon on a weekend.... Oh my God take me home where I belong...

[@myrealestatecorp]

Love it. I am a Langi listening from the US

[@benardug6228]

This is a great tune

[@amaitonny8240]

How is US Dear?

[@abduramadhane1270]

Am westnilian but I love Acholi cultural music

[@agutisarah2921]

Who is still listening to this wonderful tune on the 29.12.2018?

[@oyakadickens2475]

i never knew about the profound cultures of Northern Uganda, this is incredible

[@vincentkilama5262]

I am Kilama Vincent, Agago Boyz I really love this like checking time.

[@oukojr]

Obed Acholi moa Uganda, Luo moa Kenya pod mit ahinya...

[@tabokenneth5792]

It depicts a true Acholi/Luo culture. glory be to God

[@alicebwangamoi3002]

From childhood have loved this song ....I'm now 37

[@marthakay2100]

I am Samia from Busia Uganda listening to this beautiful music. Home sick in UK😔

[@Onyokuman]

I need to learn more about Samia, our Luo people right?

[@marthakay2100]

Onyokuman Samia people live in the East of Uganda and West of Kenya. Luos reside up north of both countries...

[@marthakay2100]

@@Onyokuman Samia is not Luo..

[@abermargaret9416]

This song was my father favourite He could listen to everyday Everytime I think of him I listen to it

[@patrickkatusabeatwooki2602]

though I am a Munyoro, i love this song so so mac. it reminds me my military training times!!. thx

[@lashillukcollo5660]

Atwooki we are one, we love you abana ba Kitara.

[@sophiao5855]

Amin's days? Acholis good days

[@patrickstarshooter5221]

Dig into Banyoro kingdom and you'll Acholi influence.

[@AbasMike-e6u]

The best luo tune music in the Greater North.

[@opiyokavere]

This is the real art in African Lakububu,i love this song for real...

[@sandralucky6555]

mit pa wer dong nen bot luo, nyat ma pyem kong dong owacca ki ikoma wer man......amaro kaka na ki wun weng omegina wumede ki ker kwaro pa Acholi ma pe oweki....listening to this an home sick in UK

[@az0926000]

This is incredible,every time i feel lonely and home sick this song strengthens me.Listening from Turkey.

[@doreenamony3233]

Cyber hugs

[@charlessokiri8505]

Enjoying this lovely song right from Kajo-keji south Sudan good to preserve our African heritage

[@walterojok1985]

The classic Lou tune in history!!

[@vincentotieno8202]

Lou or luo means Jews we are the real Jews

[@doreenamony3233]

@@vincentotieno8202 really?

[@oseresamuel4169]

I just like African beats. Apoyo ducu. 9000 feet from the ground I can feel the vibe. Soon landing

[@lindaamcgee855]

Listening to this in 2023 and it made me so happy, I couldn't resist dancing to it. I'm out of practice but could still do it.

[@mulindamburajackson581]

I m a Mugungu from Butebengwa bwa Bugungu,a new cultural sect but I really love and enjoy the true cultural presentation of the luo through this song

[@nicolapaul287]

what a wonderful songs , keep on, wish you the best, listening from Juba, South Sudan, God bless you

[@peacelkwot7299]

God Almighty Yahweh may bless you special with long life and best health to continue singing for me. 🥳🙏🤩

[@lashillukcollo5660]

By the way this was Amin's favourate song. When Uganda Police Band used to play it he would grab the guard and jump and join. That was before he became President and a genocider of the same singers in the Army and Police bands.

[@carolineaciro2079]

Yes, when okello was the director of music .

[@thelies-uganda7096]

Even when he became president he still loved the song.

[@stephenocan9813]

I have been looking for this song for awhile finally I found it, thanks for uploading

[@robertokwera4363]

seeing this cultural dance made me to have strong convictions that we still love our culture and proud of it, continues and let the sky be the limit

[@lamarobrian9578]

the tune and the voices of my beautiful people in this song makes me homesick. listenining from turin-italy. God bless my people

[@oyirwothsteve2107]

This song really makes me wonna come home. Big up acholis

[@abduramadhane1270]

True African culture is identified in Acholi and Nigerians

[@StephenOnen]

Though our tribe has gone through alot God is wit us and we will be restored again... big love.

[@akeradenis2120]

I came across this nice song and it remines me of the LRA war when i was in my primary school and life was not easy generally but here i am now living in America i always thank God

[@Bodalivery]

Puts back great memories. Oh we wish the zee generation could carry this on!

[@taabutafrey589]

Not only the song but the footages are also historical

[@godfreysilasgarveyolanya9134]

Man we ma ilo yee wii dano dok bene yilo kum dano. Mit tutwal.

[@santossantos4189]

We man mit tutwal ,ki goyo ki lep patiko, pagaya .

[@josephwani9611]

I am madi I love this song

[@Okwash1]

"Thum ma mit "..That's how we would brand it with our Kenyan Luo.

[@lashillukcollo5660]

Yes the dholuo is more precise than acholi luo. we have tended to over simplify the language. 'Thum ma mit' is fully understood by acholi luo.Althoug Tum or Thum is more used to refer to the animal horn blown here at the start and at 1:38-1:43 before the obligatory praise/boast/ "Mwoch" and Kijera/Ululation at the start and 4:05+. There is a lot going on in this song that requires attention in order th seconstruct.

[@MwakaBesigye-ym6sm]

Big up paster languna

[@arzn253]

I know this song! Played at Luo Cultural Group in UK!

[@enimanemmalacorazon5661]

It reminds of my Dad

[@gotacoli]

Its a great time to be a lwo/acholi.wer ni mit wacon. Ngati mo tye ki wer ma kilwongo ANYOMI CASH? If the answer is yes, please kindly share it with us

[@hopegen1947]

what a song !!!

[@akiteritah588]

its my first tym to sit n lisen to luo songs.i love it.Back to my roots

[@YukiTakeda]

Played this song for a class in the States a week ago.

[@ajokwinniegillian9286]

wow!!! what a loving song, so amazing, very fantastic, i am Langi but i last heard this when i was 5 years old at my uncle marriage ceremony. am now 25years, am very grateful for the song. i always enjoyed it, really God bless you the producer

[@andrewzzimbe2691]

for me i enjoy listening this song though i do not understand the words or the means. i always dance to it during wedding functions. So what is the meaning of the song.

[@lashillukcollo5660]

I recall a Dingi Dingi Dancer on the Heart Beat of Africa cultural dance team dance to this. Wowowow. It was as if she had rubber/butter for a spinal column or no lumbar / back bone. Every part of her expressed every note in this music. I belive the song was also performed by the Uganda Hotels Band. The 1964-70 was Uganda's best culturally.

[@pamelajudithrwanyarare8429]

You must have been from way back because my dad was the doctor for heartbeat of Africa and he told us of how they got caught up in Egypt during the Egypt - Israel war of 1967. This was a favourite of one of the performances in their hotel as they waited evacuation.

[@daniellaapio6668]

this makes me miss home listening from Saudi Arabia

[@sophiao5855]

Send kisses to the prince. Am Acholi from Canada

[@leomac6433]

This song apply to me. Lonely here but when I listen to it make I feel ok

[@patrickemenyu2147]

Very good song and it usually makes me remember my culture

[@edemamuzamil6581]

Thanks for this upload n am listening to it from Turkey

[@OchangGeorge]

I like this song so much.

[@michealbongomin649]

This song reminds me of my childhood past

[@gorretodoi4725]

I love this song and I pray a video is shoot instead of still photos

[@francis23taban]

mann dis song iz full of memo mannn am not luo bt we all da same right lova for da achollies

[@lincolnaangee9234]

The best Acholi traditional song ever.

[@BelindaOkech]

owesome beats!!!!!really having fun.thanks for posting

[@lakerbabson]

Am a very talented dencer,now i Know why.Just an Acholi girl in Germany.I love it.apuoyo keket.laker.

[@lashillukcollo5660]

In la Pulubek? Keket!!

[@oseresamuel4169]

I can't get the meaning but I can feel the vibe. Everyone i play this song, I recall my fallen hero "Oulanya"

[@collinsorondo2982]

"thumni mit aduwa"nice song,,,,am a luo from kenya

[@juliusocul2435]

This song when i was a recruite in pts masindi.am listening from rubindi mbarara

[@obama2523]

am an acoli from uganda but i understood u "thumni mit aduwa"

[@faidah5307]

This is my kind of party song anyday anytime to remind ppl i still got tje african in ma blood

[@ImagineTheSeaView]

Thanks for the beautiful song.

[@alicebwangamoi3002]

I dance to it every time I am happy ...I'm from Omoro

[@okotray4577]

Ngaa ma ogoyo wee eni...angolina

[@owondastephen]

Tears of joy

[@kasozimathias144]

Am proud of my kids culfure from otuuke ,okwanga ,Amele

[@kettyagweng7006]

Nice I love this

[@tumuhairwedoreen9102]

It's 2024 and this song still soothes my soul🎉❤

[@thankswelcome8374]

Thanks so much

[@faidah5307]

2019 sill playing this song fresh from Australia Darwin #amnotevenacholi but can speak plu understand real sad song tho catchi

[@piloyasophie1264]

my best song ever

[@doreenamony3233]

For those of us that love dancing, this is our song. A good workout

[@patrickogwang4712]

It is the best . my mum loved it I love it

[@ojokisaac368]

Proud to be Acholi

[@turyashemererwaolivia4059]

That's really good to be pound of mother land .

[@turyashemererwaolivia4059]

You should come to kabale as well

[@williamochola3624]

Masterclass

[@fariang1453]

nice tune

[@lakwanjuliet2015]

My culture my pride😘😍

[@abayekekylips2304]

Acholi forever

[@JAVIS689]

Great

[@CHRIST-f7g]

I dont understand the words but good music northern part of uganda

[@leftiah3049]

😢 legendary 2024

[@lakwopobura4789]

In Lepluo Uganda,you say," Acholi abiwero"=Acholi I will sing.

[@danielotim1557]

I love my tribe🥰🥰🥰

[@stephenojok8731]

Me enjoying the song on 2nd September 2024

[@zubedaumulhery1724]

Who is here in 2021😍😍😍

[@baziliorose1]

Gulu is the Kapital City of Uganda 💃

[@preciselyd]

Part right! It is a city in Uganda but not the Capital

[@kasozimathias144]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@kasozimathias144]

Gulu capital city😅😅😅😅

[@DokoloCity]

This was a classic... did it have Acholi and Lango versions?

[@jacobawang2755]

En Luo vibe

[@Akinyi-t8q]

thank you

[@carolineaciro2079]

❤❤❤❤❤❤ 🇺🇬 🇰🇪 🇹🇿 🇸🇸 🇨🇩 🇪🇹

[@samuelojuko7132]

I LIKE THIS SONG BUT PUT FOR US THE URL FOR THIS SONG PLIZ.