I am from a Caribbean island and this music is embedded deep in my genes, listening and watching those ladies dance makes me cry with ancestral feelings and joy.
I drive some Luo musicians to Wales. In the United Kingdom. We stopped for a break, nowhere special, entered a small, suspicious, silent, country pub and took a drink..Someone suggested they play a bit, so they did, performing all this above. After15 minutes the entire pub..sheep farmers, tourists and locals were taken to Africa and were on their feet dancing....Wonderful!
The colonialists messed your music with that mwomboko dance with that xylophone...but legend has it that luo guitarists went to akina Kamaru's bands and akina Queen Jane and Mugithi was reborn... True Cultural diversity..
My best driving music.Am a kikuyu,lived and worked in siaya.Its my second home.Driving all the way from siaya(alone) to Thika with this playing in the car.Best drive ever.
I can see images of my long gone ancestors expressed in the faces of the dancing women, and in the rich cultural rymth of this musical genious performance. Thank you all and please let save this world from destruction, with love from Barbados❤🧡💛💫💥.
Am not luo am Somali but since I have interacted with the luos , I love you guys alot. Luopeans 👊😍 love your songs and your lifestyle really it makes me feel fantastic 🔥
@@evanceokoth3738 thanks alot I'll always love luopeans no matter what their ascent of speaking it's cute. Not forgetting those songs I swear uh cant just sit down and litsen to them without standing up and dancing your shoulders to the song💘
October 2023. Here i came again.... how i wish life could be paused just for a moment and reversed, ooh gone are the old days... live long aloka wuod okombe, wuod ting wang'i!
Omin wod twon wod Jaluo oywayo lyec ki yibe ,wee ni mit tutwal ,jok jok mamalo ,apwoyo. Brother son of Luo ,who pulls an elephant with its. tail , your music is very nice heavenly God bless you thanks (an wod Acoli ) am an Acoli man .
When drum like is main instrument then it becomes Ohangla music. The rest are accompaniments. So in this set are two music genres namely Orutu (Being played here) and Ohangla (Drum lying) but not in play. When in play as lead instrument the music is Ohangla. Both, however are in some situations played together depending on preferences to form a mix of either Orutu or Ohangla.
Mit ndi, ahero ka luoko wang'a. Kata yier milielo to bende onge! Luo yawa, Luo sirikal. Ahero law Mama moruako majan. Ka ojogi to iwit kama aneno maler, mile bende iromo chuth.
The old grannys, love their dance. Aloka you should have shown us more of them... All these reminds me of funerals those days, Aloka was the man to play in disco matanga after burial, then when he's left and everybody's gone you start to feel the gap left by the diceased and the loneliness downs on you and you now know your loved one is really gone forever never to return.
our Alego grannies does no mistake when they take it to the dance floor I promise you this was just awarm up dance.......am nt swallowing my words u can see if you have naked eye......
I jut met nice Kenyan guy at the gym in Tokyo and he showed me this! He told me many stuffs about Kenya 🇰🇪 He has great passion and he told me he will build school in Kenya one day. We promised that I’m gonna perform in his school! We will make it!
I have no idea what they are singing about but there is something otherworldly about this tune. It would make a good ending credits song for an African-themed documentary.
Modern Ohangla producers are starving us our original beats, Y'all doing really great job still . yes n congratulations n I salute y'all esp #WuodFibi . I beg you guys to please pick few elements from our original sound n make it complement the beautiful modern Ohangla you've reinvented it into.Reggae created Dancehall,to date modern Dancehall borrows few original instruments from the ancient reggae roots music.just a request family .love you all again.. I leave w Love n respect . #WeDonjuok
Hi, I am so keen on learning more about my brothers from Tanzania, I'm a Luo from Uganda (Acholi/Alur). Up until now, I didn't even know there was a Luo tribe in Kenya.
@@patrickstarshooter5221Luo is one of the biggest and most popular tribes of Kenya. Great Luos include Raila Odinga, Jaramogi, Barack Obama Snr and Jr., Lupita Nyong'o. Those are big names globally.
This is so cool... This is true talent and display of African culture. We should promote this kind of music. these old ladies are so modest and so beautiful. Am proud of them. Congratulation to Aloka Ohangla. Keep it up brother.
This should be a serious career path. It'll surely employ a good number of people if well promoted, with music composers, singers, choreographers, instrumentalists and instruments manufacturers getting good business.
Watching in 2021.....it will NEVER AGE!!!! The underlying humour!!!!! Just amazing!!!!! This is what the so called gentrified rumba-like version is clearly missing and in addition missing out on!!!! The real very soul and spirit of the music!! One can see it in the mien of the dancers!! Observe as the spirits of the departed ancestors seem to take hold of the occasion towards the end!!
Thank you for recording and sharing this amazing music! Phenomenal performance! Amazing instrument. Ethnic music of African people always moves heart strings❤, it is always seems recognizable.
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I am from a Caribbean island and this music is embedded deep in my genes, listening and watching those ladies dance makes me cry with ancestral feelings and joy.
Khonjokolio
K
The LUO of East and Central Africa
Tune good, a weh seh mayut
Ohangla music is very interesting especially during ceremonies n they play 16 drums orutu n all traditional instruments
Mano Owadwa Otieno Alok Much Love From LuoSomalia🇸🇴🤘🏿 Owachoni Jakuo Ohero Wach Okwala To ngamakuale Ongee 😂😂😂
I am a proud Acholi/Luo watching from South Sudan. Sending love and peace to my brothers and sisters in Kenya.
Much love to you too
We love you too
We love you too people, can we hook up guys?
my brother welkam
Do u understand our luo in kenya??,,just curious
To my surprise, I have just spot my granny here dancing. I must show her the video. What a music!
2024 still vibing please like if you still seeing this in 2024
I am from Meru but man I must admit Luo music is dope.
Absolutely...that Orutu kills as a Rhythm section....and it 'talks'.
I drive some Luo musicians to Wales. In the United Kingdom. We stopped for a break, nowhere special, entered a small, suspicious, silent, country pub and took a drink..Someone suggested they play a bit, so they did, performing all this above. After15 minutes the entire pub..sheep farmers, tourists and locals were taken to Africa and were on their feet dancing....Wonderful!
That was so fantastic. I wish I was there.
Wonderful moment it must have been,by any chance you recorded a video?
Am a kikuyu but love every bit of this song. Cultural diversity
The colonialists messed your music with that mwomboko dance with that xylophone...but legend has it that luo guitarists went to akina Kamaru's bands and akina Queen Jane and Mugithi was reborn... True Cultural diversity..
My best driving music.Am a kikuyu,lived and worked in siaya.Its my second home.Driving all the way from siaya(alone) to Thika with this playing in the car.Best drive ever.
A true African MUST appreciate the tune and the beats of the ancestor.
Yenyewe muziki hauna kabila. Bora mdundo mzuri. Unaona vile mpiga ngoma yaani sogora anavyo twanga drums?
@@onyashed .
a proud luhyia with luo blood... hehehe.. who is enjoying this favourite in 2019......... great luo culture
Otile brown
@@gabrielotieno2424 amefanya nini?
Hehe
@@renmumbo100 hehehe.. umefika huku
@@prof.oduoroduor6471 kabisa, hua naskiza hii hit leo Ndo nimeona comment yako
I can see images of my long gone ancestors expressed in the faces of the dancing women, and in the rich cultural rymth of this musical genious performance. Thank you all and please let save this world from destruction, with love from Barbados❤🧡💛💫💥.
You were here a year ago. You are still here today? MUCH LOVE into our cultural history. The musicians are from my village
@@GeorgeOkumuOmollo Thanks George, and it is my hope that the spirit of our ancestors continue to guide and protect us.
Feel at home
Am not luo am Somali but since I have interacted with the luos , I love you guys alot. Luopeans 👊😍 love your songs and your lifestyle really it makes me feel fantastic 🔥
we should bless you with a luopean beb from the lake side.... thnks alot and bigup somali
@@evanceokoth3738 thanks alot I'll always love luopeans no matter what their ascent of speaking it's cute. Not forgetting those songs I swear uh cant just sit down and litsen to them without standing up and dancing your shoulders to the song💘
@@rajuu2136 ,WELCOME, please enjoy ,
Thanks somali we love you too
Loved u guy already sounds nice
I have always loved Luo music and dance! I'm a Kikuyu. Some of my favorite artists like DO MIsiani and Collela Mazeee have since passed on. Sad!
Our luo talent straight from Sudan, northern Uganda to Kenya
Ugandan luo here haha, Okello Ochako Thume, Okello has started his music, need more please, and I understand most things he is saying.
Are you padhola?
Wow kudos,,,
It's high time we embrace our culture as a people from nyanza ....I would like to be a traditionalist
mit aduwa jo thurwa...the fact that he uses the traditional musical instruments to produce exceptional music is joy to my lakeside brothers
October 2023. Here i came again.... how i wish life could be paused just for a moment and reversed, ooh gone are the old days... live long aloka wuod okombe, wuod ting wang'i!
This band would entertain us greatly at ukambani..we love those beats🔥🔥 and the vocals
I really miss my mom who passed away and she used to dance aloka's music. Rest in peace mom till we meet again.
This song just makes me happy. I deeply appreciate the luo culture and its diversity
Omin wod twon wod Jaluo oywayo lyec ki yibe ,wee ni mit tutwal ,jok jok mamalo ,apwoyo. Brother son of Luo ,who pulls an elephant with its. tail , your music is very nice heavenly God bless you thanks (an wod Acoli ) am an Acoli man .
U understand the Kenyan Luo?
I'm Luo and I clearly understand this.
Don't you understand his Luo?@GJames-ng7xw
When drum like is main instrument then it becomes Ohangla music. The rest are accompaniments. So in this set are two music genres namely Orutu (Being played here) and Ohangla (Drum lying) but not in play. When in play as lead instrument the music is Ohangla. Both, however are in some situations played together depending on preferences to form a mix of either Orutu or Ohangla.
Who's still vibin' with this in 2020 🔥🔥🇰🇪💯
2021 and I am having a good time
2023 we still here!
2024
Those ladies aren't letting the music go to waste. May God give them good health and more life to enjoy life for many more year
That's the spirit!
I love this originality of Ohangla gentre.I witnessed this at early age wonderful.Old folks enjoyed then.Proud Luo from Congo
Alur?
Who's still watching with me this 2018?...proud Luo
Am with you nyathiwa
Am with you , i miss Otieno Aloka "mama piny agonda"
Jane Dorothy here I am, reminds me when I was in Ugenya very young by then.
Mit ndi, ahero ka luoko wang'a. Kata yier milielo to bende onge! Luo yawa, Luo sirikal. Ahero law Mama moruako majan. Ka ojogi to iwit kama aneno maler, mile bende iromo chuth.
If I'm not wrong this was in UMALA village because these women are familiar
The real ohangla still enjoying it 2021 Aloka the man to watch😅
This is my village. Aluny, Siaya, Kenya.
Is this guy is from siaya??
@@bramwelkamau9725 yes
@@bramwelkamau9725 yep
So you own the village 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@danisomondi5210 uyu jamaa n musician mkali although siskii
This is June 2019 but I'm still watching this, luo wan malo.
Proudly luo. Proudly Tanzanian.
2019 still watching and listening. who is with me... I love it Originality Aloka mambo biad.
This song garnered over 800k...wuoi ma piere otar onindo e par,ma kworo🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌
Par was a very reckless place to sleep. But what doesn't kill you only makes you stronger 😭
Back in North carolina USA listening to this, really a charming song.
Madawokevin Ochieng jamming to this full blast all the way from Omaha, Ne and all my palls in love with it.
The old grannys, love their dance. Aloka you should have shown us more of them... All these reminds me of funerals those days, Aloka was the man to play in disco matanga after burial, then when he's left and everybody's gone you start to feel the gap left by the diceased and the loneliness downs on you and you now know your loved one is really gone forever never to return.
I concour with u lugs..very true
Disco matanga was Africans way of dealing with grief
We should have public places reserved for these kinds of music at least once a month so the youth can have a glimpse of what our music used to be like
our Alego grannies does no mistake when they take it to the dance floor I promise you this was just awarm up dance.......am nt swallowing my words u can see if you have
naked eye......
How I wish such bands can exist into the future. The old me to dance to this in 2060
Hahaha
they came to play in my step grandmother's funeral. back in 1997. We danced .the whole village came the young and old .
Iam a kikuyu I can't understand luo but I can't get enough of this song..🎶🎶🎶
Played this over 10 times. We love our Luo friends ⛸🇰🇪💯And All other 40+tribes Kenya is better without AlShabaab and haters🇰🇪⛸💯💒🔭🚦❤️🖤💚
Love watching Luo traditional songs.They are well choreographed.
Everything is rhythm, vibrations. Gratitude to our Ancestors for you GODS.
I jut met nice Kenyan guy at the gym in Tokyo and he showed me this! He told me many stuffs about Kenya 🇰🇪 He has great passion and he told me he will build school in Kenya one day. We promised that I’m gonna perform in his school! We will make it!
This is a perfect tune ❤and the lady dancing. Ni rwimbo rwega muno ma
Oh! Que c'est beau , quelle joie de vivre, respect à nos musiciens
Ayiegi nyiri mamielgo.... Im enjoying from Texas
Traditional song, cultural diversity.....am very proud to be a Luo. Viva!
i can watch this 1000000times a day without tire... whhi is here 2019 na hagongi like..... luhya here but a luo culture inside...
Otieno Aloka wuod Alego Siaya Kakan Randago. Now this what we call traditional ohangla. Originality is gold. Baas yoka muziki ndugu yangu
extremely nice ,cheers from Angola 🇦🇴
Authentic luo heritage. love this original luo instruments . I cant have enough of this stuff.
The rylics you dance without talking not to miss the sweat tunes
Wuo Alego Randago !!! 2019 we still watching 👊👊👊💕❤️
Ooh 😢this is beautiful i feel like crying,i don't understand the language but the instruments are hitting me hard...from central kenya 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Now I know where RAO got his funny dancing style 🤣I love luopeans ❤
Haha
now this is true luo culture depicted in luo music
This is truly amazing, thanks for sharing a piece of the Luo culture with us.
Juogi, now this is the music without borders .
Hits differently with the drum beating as the heartbeat.
Enjoying original Luo ohangla 2024. Kudos
I have no idea what they are singing about but there is something otherworldly about this tune. It would make a good ending credits song for an African-themed documentary.
Ndi mugikuyu na mimi manapenda hii nyimbo sana, goosebumps tupu...
Listening to the tune of my ancestors. 2019.
Modern Ohangla producers are starving us our original beats, Y'all doing really great job still . yes n congratulations n I salute y'all esp #WuodFibi .
I beg you guys to please pick few elements from our original sound n make it complement the beautiful modern Ohangla you've reinvented it into.Reggae created Dancehall,to date modern Dancehall borrows few original instruments from the ancient reggae roots music.just a request family .love you all again.. I leave w Love n respect . #WeDonjuok
Beautiful song... we can’t be more proud of our diversity than this. Long live ohangla.
The old woman with owalo dancing adds more juice to this, super 👌 😍
Proudly LUO from Tanzania(shirati)
Ma mit ndii
Hi, I am so keen on learning more about my brothers from Tanzania, I'm a Luo from Uganda (Acholi/Alur). Up until now, I didn't even know there was a Luo tribe in Kenya.
Proud Luo of South Sudan. I also only discovered that there are Luo in Tanzania. So greetings to you my fellow Luos.
How are you my brothers from, Tanzania, South Sudan and Uganda?! Am a Luo from Kenya..
@@patrickstarshooter5221 and me I didn't know that I have Luo brothers and sisters in Uganda
@@patrickstarshooter5221Luo is one of the biggest and most popular tribes of Kenya. Great Luos include Raila Odinga, Jaramogi, Barack Obama Snr and Jr., Lupita Nyong'o. Those are big names globally.
This is so cool... This is true talent and display of African culture. We should promote this kind of music. these old ladies are so modest and so beautiful. Am proud of them. Congratulation to Aloka Ohangla. Keep it up brother.
Kano jaumoyaa mano adier makende
Love the music
Show more of the women dancing next time
Awuoro nyaseje kaugagi........mitu nyere......wuod alego inyala wang'ni Jah bless
Otieno Aloka was a real traditional instrumentalist. A pure musical staff. Not the current hybrid instrumentation.
Even him he's succumbing to the 'laziness' of the keyboard; programs everything, then plays alone!☹
This should be a serious career path. It'll surely employ a good number of people if well promoted, with music composers, singers, choreographers, instrumentalists and instruments manufacturers getting good business.
Very true.
pure and natural music, this is when music was music
Magi iwende Luo koro🤩😘,wendi miwero tindegi oonge maah,mara chwade gi nyundo,wat are those?!
Am Soo proud you guys am omwange Nathan jakamreri watching from the city of Nairobi uthiru
I connect deeply with this for some reason. I love Kenyan music.
2021 who is here with me, am proud to be a luo
Mimi APA ,though I changed my name when I was adopted 😢
i love this tune,otieno aloka,come back to the traditional songs,very soothing indeed..achana na kina ohangla
Luo tradition songs are just the best...mituu yawa
The one thing I always love about this groups is the lyrics, quite the punchlines... Mit aduwa
That's it
Waaaauu,,the mamas remind me of my late grandma,may her soul rest in peace
When music was pure art and passion
NOW THIS IS WHAT WE CALL OHANGLA LEAVE ALONE THOSE KEYBOARD KALONGOLONGO. MIT MARATARI
Wow.What a wonderful Performance by everyone.long may this culture survive.
Watching in 2021.....it will NEVER AGE!!!! The underlying humour!!!!! Just amazing!!!!! This is what the so called gentrified rumba-like version is clearly missing and in addition missing out on!!!! The real very soul and spirit of the music!! One can see it in the mien of the dancers!! Observe as the spirits of the departed ancestors seem to take hold of the occasion towards the end!!
Jajuok Ohero wach ma Oiraaa...this is awesome Keep it up lets not loose our Cultures pongezi Awuoro
Otieno Aloka,,,,he is quite nowadays is everything well with him?
Old is gold ✨️, these are the best .
When ohangla was ohangla, love you papa😍😍😍😍#aloka nyale
I like this style of music.
You must continue to show your traditions.
Identity is given by traditions.
"let us pull together"
Já sei de onde vem minha paixão pelos ritmos diferenciados, enfim pela música
It's here in Kenya
Am a typical Kisii guy.... Love luos that much that i believe one day i wanna marry a luo lady ❣️
Hey Benard are you still singo?😂😂 Asking for me and not a friend 😂
Kenyans say Luo are brothers of us (Naija). I can see it, beautiful music, I also see similarities in the names!
Pure Ohangla Music.. Aloka 🔥🔥🔥❤
Im an African song writer n producer,im a kenyan ..im looking for this group
Good music but have you seen any piano, mixer or computer somewhere? Onagi wadog uru e tiendwa.
I will watch these songs again and again. Otieno Aloka is wise,, what he sings in his live is just change of words.
Now that's my culture, we need to protect it fiercely. Keep up the good work bro
Aloka where are you..this was pure luo music
Thank you for recording and sharing this amazing music! Phenomenal performance! Amazing instrument. Ethnic music of African people always moves heart strings❤, it is always seems recognizable.
Awww this reminds me of some of my favourite people in the world
Am in love with drumist
I wacho kijande masani olokore kimadho kangara koda chupa koda busa kodok epacho orodhene min kachiege mano torach yawa!
Over n over again. Old is gold