This song reminds me mid 90s and again reminds me how generation come and go for sure every day passes we come closer to our graves 😭😭😭😭 tears in my eyes every day when I listened such songs Rip lokasa yambongo 😭😭.
Yes when you are young you dont thing about good time ever ending. Congolese rumba greats have all checked out ... wow, we have indeed ashort time on this earth
1994 a year I will never forget, I was in class seven then and was forced to report late to school in the afternoon reason being this very gem was playing on KBC and I had to listen to it all.
My man Lokassa Ya M'Bongo yours truly Laban Walloga.I danced it saaana but more so my late dad loved the entire album.He could listen to it whole day while enjoying his favorite drink 'Busaa'.
Ballou canta the lead vocalist to this album. Yondo on the other side while lokassa. Ngouma and Saladin and Miguel yamba scratching machine guns (guitars)
If i invited you for aparty today, this is what you will expect in your ears,soukous and south African music likes of mafura,Ntombi, i loved this Life 🤪
Bien d'autres artistes à l'image de lutchiana et Sakis qui ont imposé un nouveau rythme du soukous en 1994. À cette époque, je faisais mon lycée à Antananarivo, capitale de Madagascar.
Though I was young 1993 still remains as one of the jovial years. I can't forget my peace loving great dancer, brother Thomas Ochieng rest in perpetual peace omin
Wow, sexy yondo ...."iya ema kaya" hahahaaaa that's how I used to translate it "sexy yondo...it's my stomach that aches" and I used to the the best dancer. Wah! Major tbt Dunia simama nishuke
I remember growing up to these tunes deep inside Ugenya, singing along in our mother tongue " Sexy Yondo iya ema kaya"😂..oh I miss those days. Music without age amen.
While staying at kangemi near kihumbuini, it's the song that increased contributions in funerals at night. Those who were asleep were woken up and returned to the funeral Ooh my memories are made of this
This song reminds me of high school during entertainment, really so sad rest in peace my good friends, Frank Misiati and Geoffrey Otsieno you loved this song so much.
Throw back in time..1993 in some village in Bungoma District western Kenya.This song we could dance the whole night.Memories of my best friends who we all went on our own ways to search for life elsewhere.Worth to mention is Collins, Benson,Naomi,Beverlyn, Sarah, Evans and many others.I settled in Qatar and still listens to this great hit.
mi unanikumbusha huku Mtibwa kulikua na bar inaitwa kwa Nzota sinywi lakini nilikua naenda kusikiliza miziki kama huu niliupenda sana na Nairobi wa Lokassa ya M'bongo
Nina kumbuka sana Kontainer hyko Kinondoni karubuni ya makuburini. Nyama choma,Safari lager na Mwenye baa Bwana Tall Salaam nyingi kutoka Ireland yako Kibonge
Soukous attack❤the last electrical drop that shimita el diego and the rest of the Soukous stars dropped reminds me those sweet old day's when music was real music. Can congo get people like this band back plizzzzzzzzzzz😢
Lined and numbered! The days stones would be thrown into the dancers from nowhere. Many mature class 8 leavers found their soulmates in such dancing gatherings. Unfortunately, majority of my childhood friends are long gone. May their souls RIP
Where to start to comment on this Medley. Appreciate all the comments below. Soukous Stars are timeless. Yes, we rocked this Jam in Kilimanjaro, and Kalabash Wash DC , and parties all over Maryland, USA. Brings back lovely memories. That is what good music does. Connects time and heals the time. Lagos June 15 2019
Timeless music! We danced the night away with the music of Soukous Stars with African and Carribbean women of Howard University in the 80's and 90's at Kilmanjaro and Calabash Nightclubs in DC and MD. Sad that Lokassa ya Mbongo, the pioneer of this music passed away today. RIP Maestro! Thank you for this sweet music.
Seriously I don't know why I have grown up to fall in love with these beautiful African rhythms, and I will always do, beautiful combinations of masterpieces.
Credit to the legendary lokasa ya mbogo for putting up an excellent band after the departure of key figures from soukous stars namely le grand bassist ngouma lokito who was ably deputised by Miguel yamba from Angola and Dally kimoko whose place was taken by Philipe Saladin Ferreira from central African Republic ,one of the finest solo guitarists of his generation
This hit rocked..My guys..1994!95 and 96..when i joined The big boys kakamega high school..during our free walk weekend..we would go to town abus called shaggy..home boys!we sit in and listen to these music...eish..lingala days.
I will never forget the first time I heard this song as a teenager when it came out. I stood there nodding to the beat mesmerized. A real musical masterpiece.
Going through the comments and everyone seems have danced to this in the 90s. I grew up in the 2000s dancing to US music but ever since I knew Soukouss, I've never looked behind. Beautifil Music. Thanks Congo
When we used to use bicycle dynamos to generate power or put eveready batteries in sun or even go with a car battery as far as Migori town to charge. Stima ilikuwa ni ndoto kwetu in Kuria na mwenye alikuwa na panasonic one speaker 16cm aliheshimiwa. Kweli days are gone.
This song reminds with my cousin ojiambo makambo who used to dance this song before the news from kbc but he would change it and say radio namakali Busia county. Rest in peace my cousin
Memories are made of such...way back in 1994 when i was in upper primary...when funeral was our celebration time in the hood...I remember my late cuzo.Aggy..RIP.And classmates Daniel Ndili,Indimuli nelson,God bless you.I settled in united arab emirates.
Congolese musicians entertaining africa for decades thanks to Dalikimoko (my favor) sorry Diblodibala even you visited me in USA in 90s you played in Charlotte I like you too..! Bon souvenirs!
Memories are made of this. This Hit will never die. I think it was the climax of soukous attack. The intrumentals, the voices, I can't get enough of it.
This song honestly made lots of my friends drop school or got pregnant married and others were infected with HIV coz in 90s HIV was rampant. Rest in peace to those who lost loved ones during that time
My high school days,& from those Panasonic music system!
Greatest hits of all times
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Desde Cartagena Colombia que viva el Soukous
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This song reminds me mid 90s and again reminds me how generation come and go for sure every day passes we come closer to our graves 😭😭😭😭 tears in my eyes every day when I listened such songs Rip lokasa yambongo 😭😭.
Yes when you are young you dont thing about good time ever ending. Congolese rumba greats have all checked out ... wow, we have indeed ashort time on this earth
so sad, na ogopa kufa
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When music was music, I still love this song upto now, kudos the big team, who in Kenya 🇰🇪that is with me now.
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Back in the 90s we use to hear🎵🎶 sexy yondo iya ema kaya🎵🎶
1994 a year I will never forget, I was in class seven then and was forced to report late to school in the afternoon reason being this very gem was playing on KBC and I had to listen to it all.
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Lingala is more entertaining than our educational systems, you made the right decision, greetings from murima
The songs of Soukous Attack and Soukous in Hollywood will will always be with me as long as I exist on Planet Earth
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The part where yondo sings Injabulu was climax, then Saladin did guitar justice
Sexy yondo ndiye makaya.... Blah blah
this song is in memory of my late lovely beautiful lady of my times Rebecca from Emaholia. We danced this song with lady bandeko. Rip Rebecca. 😋
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Rest in Christ our main man lokasa kasiya Denis, your music shall always be remembered
This is once in generation combination of talent. What a privilege and honour to have witnessed it!
💯 correct!!
Soukous music is what I like. Keep it up TH-cam
RIP Lokassa ya Mbongo rest easy my great Legend
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My man Lokassa Ya M'Bongo yours truly Laban Walloga.I danced it saaana but more so my late dad loved the entire album.He could listen to it whole day while enjoying his favorite drink 'Busaa'.
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2024. We still here....
1995.. Eshirandu.. Kwa orando pure.. Mmajini.. Khwisero..
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Tuko Sawa
3 decades and the song is still fresh, my dad loves the song
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Ballou canta the lead vocalist to this album. Yondo on the other side while lokassa. Ngouma and Saladin and Miguel yamba scratching machine guns (guitars)
If i invited you for aparty today, this is what you will expect in your ears,soukous and south African music likes of mafura,Ntombi, i loved this Life 🤪
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Me too
Good stuff
Thanks guys i was searching for this song it reminds me of my childhood back then in Zimbabwe. That time life was enjoyable
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Colombia🇨🇴🌴⛱️champeta africana 👍👍👍👍
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Tufurai nyama tufurai e wiye wiye 🤣🤣🤣.
This was something else back in the 90s...
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Can't forget 1994 over the xmass. I could dance to it whole day over and over and over without tiring. Great artistic masterpiece!
I get goose bumps listening to this song. I grew up in the era of soukous! Yondo Sister, Aurlus Mabele, Lucien Bokilo, ....
Bien d'autres artistes à l'image de lutchiana et Sakis qui ont imposé un nouveau rythme du soukous en 1994. À cette époque, je faisais mon lycée à Antananarivo, capitale de Madagascar.
Lucien Bokilo,has a golden voice❤❤❤❤wooooi,where ever he is ,
This reminds me of my days as refugee in Guinea, Conakry. Even though things were difficult but this song kept us going.
Hope things worked out for you!
@@PeterWanyonyi yes, my brother, it sure did worked out for.. Thank God!
Thank God. We're all ONE brothers. One Africa.
sorry, GOD remains our hero
What does the song mean
Them days... putting the "Eveready" cells in the sun to re energize them coz electricity was foreign to some of us
Yeah...same to my home in Kuria West. We also used bicycle dynamos to generate power.
Absolutely 🤗🤗🤗
You have taken me very far!!
Re-energizing the Ever ready paka pawa...nothing beats the memories brought by these soukus musics
@@user_my_view ha haa. Very true
This song was played on kbc kiswahili every Sunday at 1pm. I was a kid and I never missed it.
I wonder if there are people currently who can play guitor like this guys .this talent was out of this world.
9:30 tufry nyama tufura weekendi eeh *6 ........ sends me to a FRENZY
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Though I was young 1993 still remains as one of the jovial years. I can't forget my peace loving great dancer, brother Thomas Ochieng rest in perpetual peace omin
92 thru 95 were my favorite years as well
95 remains etched in my life and memory.
it remindes me of my late brother mike(rip) ayumin akwaja, I was in class 2 by then
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I used to bump this song on British airways from Detroit to london to the one and only NBO.. FLIGHT 056..
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i miss my dad and mam, this song reminds me of them.......love from Tanzania
San to
No fanthoma
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Memories memories! My late Dad use to invite neighbors in our house for Christmas party rest in peace dad!😭😭😭🙏
Nostalgic now that Loukassa is gone.
Lokassa ya mbongo
Dally kimono
Nene chaku
Bass guitar 🎸 Ngouma Lokito the king of baas guitar
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No, in lead guitare there were Saladin Ferreira...
I always scratch my head why am I getting old quickly and I was dancing to this music yesterday like in early 90s
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Wow, sexy yondo ...."iya ema kaya" hahahaaaa that's how I used to translate it "sexy yondo...it's my stomach that aches" and I used to the the best dancer.
Wah! Major tbt
Dunia simama nishuke
Opondo kamanene
You are killing me laughing yawa jaber
Iyoooo iyooooo
Hehehe. Sexy Yondo, Iya makaya indeed. This song made us go hungry many times. Auja ikigeuzwa, finished!
I remember growing up to these tunes deep inside Ugenya, singing along in our mother tongue " Sexy Yondo iya ema kaya"😂..oh I miss those days. Music without age amen.
We are many bro... In Nyakach we sang the same
Hahaha, in a tiny village of Uradi in Migori county we sang the same 😜😜😜
1993 Christmas
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While staying at kangemi near kihumbuini, it's the song that increased contributions in funerals at night. Those who were asleep were woken up and returned to the funeral
Ooh my memories are made of this
The true spirit of lingala then....
Reminds of my lovely girl friend Ann let her rest in peace
Me too
Nice music of all times
Oh yes😅
Nostalgic. 2019 .it is still awesome..whose here with me?
When we were young and handsome
@@kadimaomolo1637 woiye
@@NerimaMAuma that's the truth dia
Reminds me of my late father...fond memories
8ème
I was still young but I enjoyed this song,people during that time shared anything and everything was almost free.
It's true my friend
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This is true❤
This song reminds me of high school during entertainment, really so sad rest in peace my good friends, Frank Misiati and Geoffrey Otsieno you loved this song so much.
This songs makes me stronger and also remember my late father who loves them back 1996
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I still find this song relevant almost 30 years after release. It reminds me growing up in Ambira
Listening to the song within the Ambira's environment.
I think it twenty six years since it release in 1994
I think it's over 40 yrs old. Originally.
Yes. Forever relevant. Memories galore.
Ja Boro!!
This is good music!! Soothing to the soul!!
10yrs later I'm finally here. Sexy Yondo🤗
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Throw back in time..1993 in some village in Bungoma District western Kenya.This song we could dance the whole night.Memories of my best friends who we all went on our own ways to search for life elsewhere.Worth to mention is Collins, Benson,Naomi,Beverlyn, Sarah, Evans and many others.I settled in Qatar and still listens to this great hit.
He he wama ebungoma wae
Welbeck Travez i think was done in late 1994, otherwise i remember those times.
@@wanjalaerick Kimilili Kibingei engo yaya
@@vincentojiambo2742 I think it's around that time because I joined High School in 1995 and the song was a hit
Hapo sasa Qatar tuko memories at chwele engo
Mziki huu unanikumbusha mbali mwaka 1995 pale mapenzi bar mwanamonga songea kiukweli walijipanga big up kwao
mi unanikumbusha huku Mtibwa kulikua na bar inaitwa kwa Nzota sinywi lakini nilikua naenda kusikiliza miziki kama huu niliupenda sana na Nairobi wa Lokassa ya M'bongo
Nina kumbuka sana Kontainer hyko Kinondoni karubuni ya makuburini.
Nyama choma,Safari lager na Mwenye baa Bwana Tall
Salaam nyingi kutoka Ireland yako Kibonge
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Soukous attack❤the last electrical drop that shimita el diego and the rest of the Soukous stars dropped reminds me those sweet old day's when music was real music. Can congo get people like this band back plizzzzzzzzzzz😢
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That is one of the rhythms that shook the the African continent and that is the music i listen to when I am stressed
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These were the days when village discos were real dancing floors, full of tall and beautiful girls
My beautiful girlfriend of that time 1994 when she visits waah
Lined and numbered! The days stones would be thrown into the dancers from nowhere. Many mature class 8 leavers found their soulmates in such dancing gatherings. Unfortunately, majority of my childhood friends are long gone. May their souls RIP
@@sammbora2383 miaka_yetu,mwanangu
@@tomdancan2003 hilorumba ,haliweziisha,diamond, watakwisha lakini badolipo
Nakwambia kama kawa kudanz_hukumtoto,amekushika_mabegani ,mambo shwari
Where to start to comment on this Medley. Appreciate all the comments below. Soukous Stars are timeless. Yes, we rocked this Jam in Kilimanjaro, and Kalabash Wash DC , and parties all over Maryland, USA. Brings back lovely memories. That is what good music does. Connects time and heals the time. Lagos June 15 2019
What a riveting sound !!
Timeless music! We danced the night away with the music of Soukous Stars with African and Carribbean women of Howard University in the 80's and 90's at Kilmanjaro and Calabash Nightclubs in DC and MD. Sad that Lokassa ya Mbongo, the pioneer of this music passed away today. RIP Maestro! Thank you for this sweet music.
Seriously I don't know why I have grown up to fall in love with these beautiful African rhythms, and I will always do, beautiful combinations of masterpieces.
J can feel your pain
Who's here in April 2019...... This was the REAL DEAL!!!
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Credit to the legendary lokasa ya mbogo for putting up an excellent band after the departure of key figures from soukous stars namely le grand bassist ngouma lokito who was ably deputised by Miguel yamba from Angola and Dally kimoko whose place was taken by Philipe Saladin Ferreira from central African Republic ,one of the finest solo guitarists of his generation
You are so knowledgeble
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It reminds of so many things back when I was 7-9 years. Wa!
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Still going fresh after three decades
Such a lovely masterpiece.....
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Some ageless sounds right here.
2021 too early.
The song reminds me of my old days
This is 2019 , Still enjoying the music; the best lingala ever.
ooh 1995..........my teenage days fully classified.
This hit rocked..My guys..1994!95 and 96..when i joined The big boys kakamega high school..during our free walk weekend..we would go to town abus called shaggy..home boys!we sit in and listen to these music...eish..lingala days.
I remember Shaggy and Homeboys, going home, closing day, from St. Mary's Yala...Ooh my
Shimita in the vocals it was the greatest hit of all times
Am listening to it now and anytime
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Nostaliga
Reminds me of Kibera Busaa Club in mid 90's😊
😂😂😂 this reminds me of Kbc nairooobi
My friend am telling you, this songs have no expiry date love them so much, takes me back to those days when music was music 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
1996 in class seven. my dad bought a radio cassate with this compact tape as an acompaniment. mine was to rewind with a pen ndio beta isiishe
It was great moment..i did that too...to save beta and marking with pen penye your best song inaanza
Bic Pen you mean... I can relate.
Whoa it’s been a minute since I heard this one. Thanks so much for posting this
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Who is here on 25th February 2020 and you love Saladin doing his thing on a lead guitar?
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Reminds of my big bro when Eldoret Express was Eldoret Express....RIP big bro.
Viva los. Soukous
Soukous vibration this Dec across Africa.
I will never forget the first time I heard this song as a teenager when it came out. I stood there nodding to the beat mesmerized. A real musical masterpiece.
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Going through the comments and everyone seems have danced to this in the 90s.
I grew up in the 2000s dancing to US music but ever since I knew Soukouss, I've never looked behind. Beautifil Music. Thanks Congo
2020 and the music is still timeless
Still listening to it in 2021.... I love the peak at minute 2:05
Do you know the name of the song? I've tried searching for it for years without success.
The music reminds me our young times and would worsen to remind me my late siblings....
Dancing to all Soukous stars medleys as a family during Christmas was so awesome. When holidays were holidays
Reminds of my Dad, he loved soukous songs
Really reminds me of my childhood dance. Still hitting
When we used to use bicycle dynamos to generate power or put eveready batteries in sun or even go with a car battery as far as Migori town to charge. Stima ilikuwa ni ndoto kwetu in Kuria na mwenye alikuwa na panasonic one speaker 16cm aliheshimiwa.
Kweli days are gone.
Days change but memories remain
compact days when love was real unlike nowadays
This song reminds with my cousin ojiambo makambo who used to dance this song before the news from kbc but he would change it and say radio namakali Busia county. Rest in peace my cousin
this for you MCA Mr. Andrew Omwende from sofia near sigomere secondary school in Uholo market, ugunja musanda road.
soukous attack big up
anyone who enjoyed these song during those days "big up my fellow legends"
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6:58 " SOUKOUSS-SABAR " très rare ! Congo Sénégal belle rencontre ! 👏🏽
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Memories are made of such...way back in 1994 when i was in upper primary...when funeral was our celebration time in the hood...I remember my late cuzo.Aggy..RIP.And classmates Daniel Ndili,Indimuli nelson,God bless you.I settled in united arab emirates.
RIP brother Dickens Abwao Otula. I know how u used to like the song. Till we meet again
Congolese musicians entertaining africa for decades thanks to Dalikimoko (my favor) sorry Diblodibala even you visited me in USA in 90s you played in Charlotte I like you too..! Bon souvenirs!
Old but new every day.
Memories are made of this. This Hit will never die. I think it was the climax of soukous attack. The intrumentals, the voices, I can't get enough of it.
Memorable moments,,, hoyaaa!!!
I remember one radio presentor by the name Elizabeth Obege she the song as if she was the composer
Jaman lokassa yambongo amefarik mbonasjui😢
This song honestly made lots of my friends drop school or got pregnant married and others were infected with HIV coz in 90s HIV was rampant. Rest in peace to those who lost loved ones during that time
I agree with you Bro
Very true !
Good olden days in my village during funeral disco and home made disco.mautuma ivona.
Disco matanga unajipata mbagara ama mlimani just for music
1995.. Waa sisemi kitu.. MUNGA beats party..
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Wow!Old life renewed.Perfect remembrance of the joyful night dance clubs!!
Plays like the URTNA videos when we were anxious to know music from other african countries at the village level
my late dad's funeral seems like yesterday!!!! music full of memories.
Your dad was mine - it was the last song he danced before quitting me. I love you my Father, i cant get you now. RIP