Orchestre Negro Succes - "Pangula M.J."

[@margaretmatovu8276]

Who is listening to this gem August 2024. Good old days 🎉🎉

[@margaretmatovu8276]

This song was very popular in Uganda. It sounded beautiful on the Juke. Thanks for bringing golden memories 💃💃❤️❤️

[@mutazilitesfreethinker6484]

I just got this flashback insight that in Tanzania version this song became mama bembeleza mwana analia, mama huna imani na mwana mama...

[@alphonsempya7228]

Pangula Marie -Josee fut en son temps une chanson-phare qui cloturait souvent les concerts de l'Orchestre Negro_Succes dit "BANA 15 ANS" sous la guitare endiablee de l'immortel Bavon Marie-Marie. Cette chanson me rappelle des souvenirs melancoliques et lointains pleins d'exploits de jeunesse a l'occasion des concerts dans la matinee qui furent a la mode a l'epoque et joues par l'Orchestre Negro Succes dans des sanctuaires d'ambiance comme "CHEZ MALANDILA BAR" ou au "COUP DES FREINS" dans la Commune de Kinshasa. Je me sens eplore en ce moment car un grand nombre de mes amis intimes de notre ancien "Club LES ESQUIVEURS CHOISIS" ont quiitte ce monde. Ma triste pensee va a William Nurumbi dit SOMI, ancien couturier de l'Orchestre Madjesi, Nurumbi Richard dit MAKFE, Ngandu Faustin dit BASTIN et...j'en passe. Paix a leurs ames !

[@johnooko3735]

Alphonse Mpya, je suis un grand fan de cet orchestre et j'ai toujours pensee que le tone et style de la guitare solo qu'on joue dans cette chanson appartien de Bholen!

[@bamwiteedward7875]

marvoulous song from Negro success reminds me of 1970 whole at kiiza college Butiki

[@adelkazay3035]

TV became a thing in Congo two years after Bavon died. Before that less than 1,000 household in Kinshasa had TV. Radio was the thing.

[@ogetoj6245]

Pangula Marie- Jose was a popular piece in most Kenya places of music. Bavon died before delivering what he had for humanity . He was a force to recon with. Perhaps, he would have taken a big junk of what his eldest brother took from our hearts. His place in history is charted permanently despite the handcaps that existed during his hey days. Rest in eternal peace, Youthful Maestro. Dr. Ogeto International

[@darlingtonsakwa8793]

My love for Bavon Marie Marie dates back in 1967 when I was at High School where I was a member of the school band. We used to play these songs in slow speed to get the words and guitar in order to replay. Bavon was a force to reckon with. He went too early. MHSRIP

[@ncoso3442]

Haven't heard this gem in ages,thanks for posting.

[@richardgaya3965]

Extremely popular in Kenya in its heydays and was quite popular with nightclub bands!!!

[@mohamedmohamud3639]

Damn right bro

[@gastonmwema4375]

Merci. C'est moi Gaston Mwema

[@dougnham]

How come there no videos for Bavon yet he was so popular and died only as recently as 1970?

[@mutazilitesfreethinker6484]

I have been asking myself recently (year 2021) the same question you asked 4 years ago...

[@makandaemanuel7290]

Est-ce possible la diffusion de l'autre: Tika nalela Papy na ngai

[@benedictkawooya1539]

come on Mulajje old Boys and Girls

[@ncoso3442]

Namilyango Colege,Gayaza High dances!!!!!!!

[@musobalawrence1466]

@@ncoso3442 even Jinja s.s teenager's dances were a must every weekend.