May God bless the souls of this wonderful group who have passed on. We'll never have groups like these ever. Orchestre Mangelepa, Bella Bella, Lipua Lipua, Kiam, Kamale Kamale...name them...gone for good. Their music will live forever.
The funniest thing about this whole band 😂😂 it turned out that one of them now has a family member sitting in the presidential office 😅 can someone figure this out 👀 and to the experts here I can assure you that BEBE MUKALA WA MULUMBA wasn’t available here and wasn’t at home either at this same moment 🤷♂️ nilijuaje mzee aliniwachia nyumba 🇰🇪 wakati yye yupo 🇨🇩
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This is a band that played music ahead of it's time. Listen to earlier hits by Kofi Olomide you will hear a Kabila Kabanze voice/style alike. Great tune's
th-cam.com/video/j3VkUKwZ6DE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=WpLADFlN-VJfxuXI Trumpeter and singer, Kai Kai, ended up in South Africa in the early 90s where he recorded "Thank you Madiba". RIP.
I am very happy to identify Kabila Kabanze Evani, Kalenga Nzaazi Vivi and Babibanga Watshilumba Kai. I still ask for help to know the sololist, the drummer, the man blowing trumpet with Kai Kai. Also the one leading saxophone and his helpr.Thanks in advance.
I can help in only two areas. The lead saxophonist was Tabu Ngongo. The soloist was Bwamy wa Lumona. The drummer looks like Kasongo Fundi, though I am not sure.
@@georgeodhiambo598 and you can mention too that Bwami was the band leader until he defected. His detection must have created a bitter taste in their mouth because the band subsequently composed the song Dracula apparently in a diss at him
Have a memory of Bwamy, the lead guitarist, and me, jamming out the Radio South Africa signal tune ad grinning really guiltily at each other. It as a nice tune so why not?
Cool guy Lumwanga mayombo handling both rhythm guitar and bass guitars. I wonder where Moustang Maindusa was even on his own composition MAINDUSA. The industrious Badibanga combining Singing, dancing and playing trombone. Kalenga Nzazi Vivi and Kabila Kabanze Evani as usual on vocals. Bwami permanently on lead guitar. Twikale doing his best on rhythm. Tabu Ngongo knows nothing better than sax. I would have wished to see Kasongo Fundi on drums
my reckoning; kasongo fundi-drums, twikale bass-guitar (exchanging with mayombo rythm), kabila, kalenga and badibanga (vocals), tabu ngongo lead sax, singer luthulu-trombone and le capitaine bwamy-lead guitar. i wonder why luthulu only did the trombone here without singing, probably for screen space purposes?
Sam Ayo: Correction - lutulu never played any instrument. He was and still is a composer and a vocalist. He however did not feature in the original recording of this song neither is he featuring in this show. On trombone (and vocals) is the late Badibanga wa Tshilumba aka Kaikai.
@@saminator43 Yes. Katako mwana Rocky was also a drummer in Mangelepa. He joined much later (mid eighties). He was quite talented as a drummer but not well celebrated. In this live performance that drummer could be Katako mwana Rocky, though he appears to me to be Kasongo Fundi. The photo is not bringing him out clearly. To update upon confirmation.
Haki band hii ilijua kupanga sauti, vyombo na ata dancing style yao ilikua ya kipee. Bwami wa Lumwoma ni bingwa wa solo gitaa, aii ! wote walikua sawa kabisa. Ok Bwami kaenda sweden kwa sasa, twikale karudi kwao zaire naa...
You are rught. However, in Malawi Zikomo Coco Zigo Mike Almasi Mokomyonyo was with them. In the album you can hear his unique voice singing oh tenga yoh yoh.
@@simenyasikhulu and if I heard it right, the story goes that he was quite stubborn and thought of taking over the lead singer role from Kabanze, ala!!!!???
Thanks for this upload. Looks like this performance was longer than one hour; some songs like Walter performed at this venue are missing on this copy. If you can avail the entire performance, please do so.
The one next to the soloist is Kabila Kabanze and next to him is Vivi Kalenga. Next with the red trouser is the late Badibanga wa Tshilumba Kai Kai, who passed on a few years ago.
This was recorded in 1982/83 at the then Zambian Broadcasting Services (ZBS) studio at the Mass Media Complexin Lusaka
i was born in 1982. I still remember my late dancing to their music during special occasions. long live their music.
May God bless the souls of this wonderful group who have passed on. We'll never have groups like these ever. Orchestre Mangelepa, Bella Bella, Lipua Lipua, Kiam, Kamale Kamale...name them...gone for good. Their music will live forever.
those are golden music, Hello. Greetings from Barranquilla - colombia
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This video of Les mangelepa has over 41 years by now 2024 Viva la musica viva Le mangelepa
Those are the really great music of our lives especially in the 1980,s
Best of the time. Good old days.
It is 2021! Les Mangelepa Sindano Ya Moto!
Mangelepa was a medicine of the soul, At uhuru park
They predicted the future.
Sindano Za moto auuch!
Good performance from the the evergreen Orchestra Mangelepa. Kudos 👌👍
The funniest thing about this whole band 😂😂 it turned out that one of them now has a family member sitting in the presidential office 😅 can someone figure this out 👀 and to the experts here I can assure you that BEBE MUKALA WA MULUMBA wasn’t available here and wasn’t at home either at this same moment 🤷♂️ nilijuaje mzee aliniwachia nyumba 🇰🇪 wakati yye yupo 🇨🇩
Rip Vivi
Wimbo wao wa Kasuku nimeutafuta sanaaaaa,,,,,,if you have the jam kindly
Is that not Les Wanyika's?
i have seen this group perform at garden squere many times : kwa hivo mimi sina wasi wasi ju nawajua
huyu nani kwa drums?
Mangelepa garden square nairobi hoiyeèeeee
Real music👌... Long live the Mangelepa, their moves are always one of a kind👌😂😂
Badibanga and Tabu Ngongo exchanging pleasantries on Trombone and sax...our own Trio Madjesty without Verkys!
They played in 1980s when I was a teenager.I remember their music with nastalgia.
Mangelepa sindano ya moto, The king of east Africa rhumba...
I have been looking for this live performance by Mangelepa...! Keep them coming...
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Born in the 90's but oh how I wish I was born earlier.....Lord! Asante Mangelepa.
Oh those were the days...these guys were in their own league, Les Mangelepa...rhythm guitar and sax until you feel the music in the your veins
Nothing sounds better than this. Pure niceness!
This is a band that played music ahead of it's time. Listen to earlier hits by Kofi Olomide you will hear a Kabila Kabanze voice/style alike. Great tune's
I like this band a lot!
Jalelo mubangila ngai mulokwe mobutu boyhood song we sung for mobotu
Can someone please tell me what became of Timmy Mvula? I remember enjoying “Time for Music” when we lived in Zambia in the 80’s.
Timmy Mvula is late sorry. Time for music went with him to the grave.
I'm watching keep them coming
Great music. It must be preserved
Somehow I always knew someone had one of these in their archives. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for this. This is was at Mass media in Zambia. After this visit to Zambia, the band unfortunately split.
I recall watching this particular programme live on ZBS !!!
th-cam.com/video/j3VkUKwZ6DE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=WpLADFlN-VJfxuXI
Trumpeter and singer, Kai Kai, ended up in South Africa in the early 90s where he recorded "Thank you Madiba".
RIP.
What a talent Kai Kai was! RIP
Thanks for that staff
When music was arranged for pure entertainment
Real talent, real music.
who has super mazembe live performance.....like the MANGELEPA ABOVE?
Music that remains more apposite to date.
Sax jamani zanikosha!
It is sad that these talented guys fell into hardship in their latter days !
I am very happy to identify Kabila Kabanze Evani, Kalenga Nzaazi Vivi and Babibanga Watshilumba Kai. I still ask for help to know the sololist, the drummer, the man blowing trumpet with Kai Kai. Also the one leading saxophone and his helpr.Thanks in advance.
I can help in only two areas. The lead saxophonist was Tabu Ngongo. The soloist was Bwamy wa Lumona. The drummer looks like Kasongo Fundi, though I am not sure.
@@georgeodhiambo598 and the guy on the wind instrument on the right is Mwepu.
@@georgeodhiambo598 and you can mention too that Bwami was the band leader until he defected. His detection must have created a bitter taste in their mouth because the band subsequently composed the song Dracula apparently in a diss at him
The drumist is Rocky
Nice songs and sound
Garden Square ,Nairobi
Have a memory of Bwamy, the lead guitarist, and me, jamming out the Radio South Africa signal tune ad grinning really guiltily at each other. It as a nice tune so why not?
Used to go often to their concerts in Nairobi, exceptional fantastic band. You couldn't stand still. Thanks for posting this
coco ziko mike's voice is missing in malawi zikomo. Twikale wa Twikale very efficient on rhythm guitar exchanging with Badibanga wa tsilumba.
twikale exchanging guitars with mayombo, not badibanga
Oh sorry. You meant the talking guitar session. My bad
Golden stuff
Nice presentation
keep them coming!!!
Gosh this is Great music! Keep them coming!
Paradise!
Kai Kai (in red track) was no joke!
52:15 onwards I can listen on rewind endlessly
Cool guy Lumwanga mayombo handling both rhythm guitar and bass guitars. I wonder where Moustang Maindusa was even on his own composition MAINDUSA. The industrious Badibanga combining Singing, dancing and playing trombone. Kalenga Nzazi Vivi and Kabila Kabanze Evani as usual on vocals. Bwami permanently on lead guitar. Twikale doing his best on rhythm. Tabu Ngongo knows nothing better than sax. I would have wished to see Kasongo Fundi on drums
isn't that kasongo himself doing the drums?
my reckoning; kasongo fundi-drums, twikale bass-guitar (exchanging with mayombo rythm), kabila, kalenga and badibanga (vocals), tabu ngongo lead sax, singer luthulu-trombone and le capitaine bwamy-lead guitar. i wonder why luthulu only did the trombone here without singing, probably for screen space purposes?
On that stage was the richest talent ever to grace Kenyan soil, to-date am still a fan by default.
Sam Ayo: Correction - lutulu never played any instrument. He was and still is a composer and a vocalist. He however did not feature in the original recording of this song neither is he featuring in this show. On trombone (and vocals) is the late Badibanga wa Tshilumba aka Kaikai.
thanks Bwana Odhiambo, sorry i meant the tambourine. it's lutulu on the tambourine in the background to the left, without a doubt
Correction : Badibanga wa Tshilumba does not play guitar but traumpet. He's Kaikai
When was this captured?
old is gold what about new?
New is coming with new players on the platform.
Hai ! Bwani ni hodari kwa solo gitaa, mpaka leo ku copy solo yake si rahisi
Bwami wa Lumona..aka lecapiten
Leo nikampata wa kinifundisha kupiga solo ya nyako konya nitafurahi sana
what a beauty malawi zikomo
At 29:30; "Muri bwanji?"
"Tiri bwino....."
52:14 - end
What is the name of the first song?
Maindussa
The drummer is Rocky. Bebe never featured in this performance
Who's Rocky? Never heard of such a name in the Les Mangelepa lineup. Bwana Odhiambo please help if you can
@@saminator43 lol
@@saminator43 Yes. Katako mwana Rocky was also a drummer in Mangelepa. He joined much later (mid eighties). He was quite talented as a drummer but not well celebrated. In this live performance that drummer could be Katako mwana Rocky, though he appears to me to be Kasongo Fundi. The photo is not bringing him out clearly. To update upon confirmation.
@@georgeodhiambo598 so who's the drummer in this video?
@@saminator43 Confirmed. It is Katako mwana Rocky and not Kasongo as I also thought.
please coco ziko mike was not with mangelepa but 1st with shama shama and viva makale
Haki band hii ilijua kupanga sauti, vyombo na ata dancing style yao ilikua ya kipee. Bwami wa Lumwoma ni bingwa wa solo gitaa, aii ! wote walikua sawa kabisa. Ok Bwami kaenda sweden kwa sasa, twikale karudi kwao zaire naa...
You are rught. However, in Malawi Zikomo Coco Zigo Mike Almasi Mokomyonyo was with them. In the album you can hear his unique voice singing oh tenga yoh yoh.
Coco was at a time with Mangelepa and even featured in songs like Lisapo, Kajera.
HARRISON ONDARI GOOD OLD DAYS! SAMETA KISII NYAGIKI AREA,,we used to dance like there could be no tommorrow!
@@simenyasikhulu and if I heard it right, the story goes that he was quite stubborn and thought of taking over the lead singer role from Kabanze, ala!!!!???
Thanks for this upload. Looks like this performance was longer than one hour; some songs like Walter performed at this venue are missing on this copy. If you can avail the entire performance, please do so.
I take that back: Walter is included in this copy.
Walter is played starting at 45 minutes.
Lutulu Kaniki isn't seen here
I thought he was the guy in the background between Twikale and Mayombo. If not then who is that guy there?
Kare yangu katana
Beautiful vintage
Where did Maindusa go to?
He went back to Zaire but later passed on.
Can someone play a mangelepa's song called OleOle please
Check TH-cam you will get all the music
Walter!
simply ballistic
what is the name of someone with red trouser? Who is someone singing with dread hair?
He was Badibanga wa Tshilumba Kai Kai. He passed on in South Africa a few years ago. And the one with dreadlocks is Kalenga Nzaazi Vivi
And who was the boyfriend/ Susan moraa's lover that led to this hit number embakassi! Please let me know
@@demitrahawkins5457 kalenga Nzanzi Vivi
@@demitrahawkins5457 Kalenga Nzaazi Vivi
@@shubhamatumba3515 and he duly composed the hit song after her. I actually thought Susan was a fictitious character. Thank God she was real
Maboko Pamba
Which year is this? I would really have loved to watch Mangelepa live.
This was I think 1982
@@andrew.robertmbao1179 78
who are them singing with fully white clothes
The one next to the soloist is Kabila Kabanze and next to him is Vivi Kalenga. Next with the red trouser is the late Badibanga wa Tshilumba Kai Kai, who passed on a few years ago.
George Odhiambo Thanks a lot I am very very excited with the late Kai Kai dancing style.
@@rockcitynative9985 He was an outstanding character on stage and one of Mangelepa's best composers.
@@georgeodhiambo598 Kabila Kabanze was also Evani?
Mangelepa siku zake garden square nairobi hoiyeèeeè