I remember this song from my elementary school years - thank you so much for posting! I couldnt remember all the words. This is great. I just took a West African drum and dance class yesterday - they did not do this song, but it's so strange how life comes full circle.
Wow I knew this in middle school. I wander what it means in English. Now the reason I really care to remember it is cause when I did it it was with a hot hi school girl that was everything I'd emagined a girl to be when listening to Shawn Colven Sunny Came Home.
We used to sing this song in 3rd grade. There was a man who played the African drums. He would visit once a month and play them while we sang this song.
I came over here because I assume the hecto lavoe and Willie colon song che che colé used this but in Spanish due to the west African ancestry puertoricans have
This sounds very different in Nigeria. the Hey at the end ?She must of added that? however its originates from Ghana. i would imagine long before europe came and put all these county lines , rather tribal boundaries
They would of heard this as kids in the community… i first heard this sung to me in the early 70s by some Nigerian sudents my mother knew. i was given theJai jai Kule pronunciation.
i’m here from shea coulee.
Hahaha me too great minds think a like
Me too!
Ongelukkig gee ek nie op die oomblik 'n aanbieding oor hierdie liedjie nie, maar ek ken dit van my kinderdae in Ghana af.
🫧🫧🫧💕💕💕
Remember this song from childhood!❤
I learned this in 2001 and still remember word for word
Ongelukkig gee ek nie op die oomblik 'n aanbieding oor hierdie liedjie nie, maar ek ken dit van my kinderdae in Ghana af.
Ongelukkig gee ek nie op die oomblik 'n aanbieding oor hierdie liedjie nie, maar ek ken dit van my kinderdae in Ghana af.
I remember this song from my elementary school years - thank you so much for posting! I couldnt remember all the words. This is great. I just took a West African drum and dance class yesterday - they did not do this song, but it's so strange how life comes full circle.
Wow I knew this in middle school. I wander what it means in English. Now the reason I really care to remember it is cause when I did it it was with a hot hi school girl that was everything I'd emagined a girl to be when listening to Shawn Colven Sunny Came Home.
oha
We used to sing this song in 3rd grade. There was a man who played the African drums. He would visit once a month and play them while we sang this song.
oha
is anyone holding a presentation about this topic too?
yes i am!
Oh wow this is great ^^
Omg i am too😅
Ongelukkig gee ek nie op die oomblik 'n aanbieding oor hierdie liedjie nie, maar ek ken dit van my kinderdae in Ghana af.
oha
That’s was fun! Well sung, I liked her diction on the song 😊
I came over here because I assume the hecto lavoe and Willie colon song che che colé used this but in Spanish due to the west African ancestry puertoricans have
You made a friend, I saw this at school.
Salsa have a song call che che cole sing by the legend hectoe lavoe ...one of my favourites
This used this to be my music test we will all be reponsed
the dude at 2:03 is literally me
I just learned about this song today
Ongelukkig gee ek nie op die oomblik 'n aanbieding oor hierdie liedjie nie, maar ek ken dit van my kinderdae in Ghana af.
Very clear very well done Hey 👋
oha
This sounds very different in Nigeria. the Hey at the end ?She must of added that? however its originates from Ghana. i would imagine long before europe came and put all these county lines , rather tribal boundaries
Wow all this time I always thought this was a creation from osibisa . But It's actually traditional .interesting
They would of heard this as kids in the community… i first heard this sung to me in the early 70s by some Nigerian sudents my mother knew. i was given theJai jai Kule pronunciation.
if translated to English what does it all mean anyway?
Ongelukkig gee ek nie op die oomblik 'n aanbieding oor hierdie liedjie nie, maar ek ken dit van my kinderdae in Ghana af.
Charlie
oha
Its distusting😢😢😢
Ongelukkig gee ek nie op die oomblik 'n aanbieding oor hierdie liedjie nie, maar ek ken dit van my kinderdae in Ghana af.