Adi mudong. Am an acholi from Gulu town but this great song r3minds me of my My grand mum coz she used to sing and dance it for us in the early 1990's Am now a grown man and still vibe to the song.
Adii Mudong, Adii munywal! In the 1970s, during idi Amin's time, it was blaring on Radio Uganda. THANKS for reminding me of those past years by reviving the music. And yes I am also reminded of my good old years in Gulu high school with; James Kuyeo, Owachgiwu, Gwasa Kwals, Okii -that stubborn boy- and of couse my best friend Ukumu Geoffrey (Azikiwe). What about Alum, Atimango, Auma etc all form Alurland in West Nile. Really great old days in Gulu high school.
Not a single watt of electricity used to produce such beautiful music from those instruments. Lovely performance! Hopefully someone can publish the lyrics in English for the non Acholi speakers
These guys were my neighbors but i used not to miss any session of practice. Jimmy aka lakukuchu. We used not to know what they sing but we had memorised all the songs
I just love this musician and Alur songs and dances. Agoro clan, Acholi if South Sudan speak almost everything like this Alur language. I understand everything they say. This is spectacular. Love it.
Alur are real brothers of acholi of Uganda one father one mother so acholi of Sudan and acholi of Uganda are one in everything that make it easy to hear there language but all in all we are all luo
Agoro clan, Acholi of South Sudan must have branched from Alur because we speak more like Alur, and other Acholis hate us for speaking differently. I am so proud of Alur and Dholuo (Kenya) languages which is so close to my Agoro dialect. Keep it up my people.
This song is combination of very many songs but Adimudong was a song sung by the soldiers of Amin after they were over thrown by the soldiers from Tanzania in 1979. They were just thinking of their properties which remained behind because they never expected to be de-fitted by they wakombozi from Tanzania and Adimudong ni Munyali means How many thinks remained rustering after the war. It was just a crying moment to these soldiers because they withdrawal even leaving their families behind beacuse there was n't even vehicles due to the East African community which first blocked fuel entrance to Uganda. So that is Adimudong ni munyali. Munyale is a Bantu word which means rust but they pronounced it Munyale. Ok!
This is what we call real music
Who else feels those crafty machines like I do?
Credit to that talent.. I can't hear the language but am enjoying 👍 👍
Adi mudong.
Am an acholi from Gulu town but this great song r3minds me of my My grand mum coz she used to sing and dance it for us in the early 1990's
Am now a grown man and still vibe to the song.
It's my favourite!
Really? How wonderful
I am Acholi too, from South Sudan. We from Agoro clan speak almost exactly like Alur and Dholuo of Kenya.
Adii Mudong, Adii munywal! In the 1970s, during idi Amin's time, it was blaring on Radio Uganda. THANKS for reminding me of those past years by reviving the music. And yes I am also reminded of my good old years in Gulu high school with; James Kuyeo, Owachgiwu, Gwasa Kwals, Okii -that stubborn boy- and of couse my best friend Ukumu Geoffrey (Azikiwe). What about Alum, Atimango, Auma etc all form Alurland in West Nile. Really great old days in Gulu high school.
😅I thought it's just alur! It's my favourite song of this group
I don't understand what they are singing about.....but the instruments and music is on another level 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Thanks home guys we love u
Not a single watt of electricity used to produce such beautiful music from those instruments. Lovely performance! Hopefully someone can publish the lyrics in English for the non Acholi speakers
Nyaku mubedo iwangeno nyanga Sana atimo replay pa wer eni wangkago abic wafoyo makwe😀😀😀😀😀😀😀
These guys were my neighbors but i used not to miss any session of practice. Jimmy aka lakukuchu. We used not to know what they sing but we had memorised all the songs
What perfect tuning and balance between instruments and voices! It's better than many studio recordings.
it shows how far we the alur came from wonderful
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Wow❤, enjoying this… sending lots of love from Denmark 🇩🇰
UBC Radio while I was young, memories
I just love this musician and Alur songs and dances. Agoro clan, Acholi if South Sudan speak almost everything like this Alur language. I understand everything they say. This is spectacular. Love it.
Wow we r one people.Luo nation.Agoro clans are also in Acholi Uganda eg Palaro Agoro and Agoro in Palabek.lots of love from UG🙏🙏🙌
Alur are real brothers of acholi of Uganda one father one mother so acholi of Sudan and acholi of Uganda are one in everything that make it easy to hear there language but all in all we are all luo
Alur Kingdom my pride😍😍🇺🇬
Ber makwe! Wafoyo tic jadit. God bless Alur.
Miel be mar Luo mantie Kenya! Awuoro!
Otenga donge?
This is amazing! 🇦🇷
Adii Mudong means how many have remained in Luo language
The guy on the base adungu, has made my day
Angara makutonge dong ope inam !
This is the sound of Ugandan guitar..
Very true. Even Ningo dong peke.
Agoro clan, Acholi of South Sudan must have branched from Alur because we speak more like Alur, and other Acholis hate us for speaking differently. I am so proud of Alur and Dholuo (Kenya) languages which is so close to my Agoro dialect. Keep it up my people.
Most love this
Widow!! I love africa
Ahero wendni ahinya. Erokamano Adungu Cultural!
Adi modong'/ how many remain/ jodongo- elders!
apwoyo for th upload
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Anthem during high school
More of the dance should be in front
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aruako wer adi modong ,i can hear the song
Awia alur anoba wunikaniya dwonduwu obed malo
pin maleng Dhanu ceke maru
Afoyo.
This song is combination of very many songs but Adimudong was a song sung by the soldiers of Amin after they were over thrown by the soldiers from Tanzania in 1979. They were just thinking of their properties which remained behind because they never expected to be de-fitted by they wakombozi from Tanzania and Adimudong ni Munyali means How many thinks remained rustering after the war. It was just a crying moment to these soldiers because they withdrawal even leaving their families behind beacuse there was n't even vehicles due to the East African community which first blocked fuel entrance to Uganda. So that is Adimudong ni munyali. Munyale is a Bantu word which means rust but they pronounced it Munyale. Ok!