On mount Kenya slopes, Chuka is the place, kabutini is the village. It's on a Saturday, 4:30pm after taking a cup of tea with roasted yams (tea served from silverly shiny metallic kettle to our grey metallic cups). We are collecting dry coffee berries in our coffee plantation. My mother is collecting firewood ready to prepare supper. My late father is working on the coffee trees, with his wooden radio with AM frequency only covered in a yellow mat. He's tuned to KBC and this tune is playing. Our ears are glued to the tune as our nerves are being calmed down after working all day long. Young boys from the neighborhood wearing torn & patched khaki shorts are hunting birds with bows and arrows. Some are grazing goats and sheep. Young barefooted girls are from the river to fetch water with pots on their heads, while some are hurriedly collecting firewood in the bushes. The sun is going down in a beautiful horizon. Memories of good old days. Rip Tshala
I miss my dad, my mum , my big brother. They're all gone. The song plays in my dad's cassette, in a peaceful grassthatched house, oh I miss the old childhood memories
its 2024 and the song reminds of early 90s.....kids of today if you pass by this song just give a like and listen carefully how the old songs were written and sang by angels😘😘 just a sweet masterpiece
I've loved this song for over 30 years! The emotion just wrenches me....and TODAY I find out why she sings so deeply. Found the words in English for the very first time...and now I understand. Lovely song. Have to listen again. TSHALA MUANA.
This is not a human singing, it's an angel singing. They will never make music like this again sadly. This is when music was music and musicians we're people..
I can play this song repeatedly on flash disc from Mombasa to Busia without boredom. That's how lovely the song is like the chirping of a bird. I love this song by Tshala Muana.
After seeing the English translation I realized her language is similar to my language which is LUNDA from Zambia. Our people migrated from Congo. My great great great grandfather who was named after, was a king in Congo.
July 9th and change will sweep away the wicked politicians and we will have righteous leadership for the first time ever. God bless Kenya and Kenyans. And keep us safe from wickedness.
This was the video/song that introduced TSHALA MUANA on the Zambian scene way back in 1978,,I thought then that she was probably the hottest female musician on the music scene😍💕🎶👏👏👏
A very good song by Tshalla Muana. This is the song which introduced Tshalla to Kenyans after Elizabeth Zani featured it on URTNA-MUSIC FROM AFRICA programme on KBC TV in the late eighties. The original had a very emotional video with a very young and slim Tshalla crying real tears as she belted this classic. Would anyone have that original video and post it?
Tshala muana you are the best I’ve been listening to this beautiful song since 1988 I was 15 years old and you even came to Kenya I can remember I was in 7th grade and I can’t stop listening to this song thanks Tshala.
i've looked for this song all my adult life and oh my, thank you. thank you. so many memories listening to the song in the kitchen mama cooking and my brothers sleepy by the fireside. i get so emotional :(
Finally understood the song!!! The depth is on another level!! Loved this song since I was a little girl though I didn't know what it was about, buy it spoke to me deeply!
Those who were not born during urtna times,missed alot,like fosha,tshala mwana,mbilia bel,yvonne chaka chaka,tabuley rochereau,pepe kale,professor norman,kanda bongo man,papa wemba,sam fun thomas,franco luamvo luanzo makiadi,sam mangwana ...................the list is endless😜😜😜
R.I.p mama Africa we loved ua songs we Africans so romance songs even though we don't know the meaning may ua soul Rest in enternal peace will miss u forever
I couldn't just hold back my tears after listening to this song... Dad used to play this song repeatedly ... the song has brought me old memories ...I miss you daddy,I miss you so much 😭😭😭Rip dad dearest its so heartbreaking 😭😭😭😭
I remember ma late dad,ma late big bro,who used to come to the village listening to that song,ooh when I listen to it,tears roll from my eyes.Rip African queen
remember my late grandfather in early 1990s plucking coffee berries listening to KBC ,nostagia,good old days ,never again will those beautiful moments come again in life
My all time music,have listened to it countless times from when i was young,but I never knew the heartbreaking message in it........thank you for the interpretation.
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Who is here in 2024, great hits never die.
🔥🔥🔥
Who came from tiktok to listen this sing let's gather ❤
😂😂😂😂😂😂 thats where i heard it my i like this song so much❤❤❤❤
Alar ! it has been available for ages Hahaha..Before tik tok
Myself I enjoy this song though I did not know the ,meaning.
Am here my guy❤
ME HERE
On mount Kenya slopes, Chuka is the place, kabutini is the village. It's on a Saturday, 4:30pm after taking a cup of tea with roasted yams (tea served from silverly shiny metallic kettle to our grey metallic cups). We are collecting dry coffee berries in our coffee plantation. My mother is collecting firewood ready to prepare supper. My late father is working on the coffee trees, with his wooden radio with AM frequency only covered in a yellow mat. He's tuned to KBC and this tune is playing. Our ears are glued to the tune as our nerves are being calmed down after working all day long. Young boys from the neighborhood wearing torn & patched khaki shorts are hunting birds with bows and arrows. Some are grazing goats and sheep. Young barefooted girls are from the river to fetch water with pots on their heads, while some are hurriedly collecting firewood in the bushes. The sun is going down in a beautiful horizon. Memories of good old days. Rip Tshala
Soo nostalgic ....what a moment..in the evening...
Ooh.. men you rekindled the memories perfectly
Great and sweet memories indeed, early 90s.
Africa is beautiful, our God given heritage !
Gone are the beautiful days.
Who is here May 2024, song still a hit
I tried to Shazam this
@@kariukibonface6765 couldn't shazam too.
can't find it on Spotify
I am, This is a great song!
Listening in 2024 leaving my comment to those will be there in 2050
I miss my dad, my mum , my big brother. They're all gone. The song plays in my dad's cassette, in a peaceful grassthatched house, oh I miss the old childhood memories
Amazing song 🇿🇲🎶
The real life.
I feel you. 🕊
I feel for you bro.. 💔
Rest in peace Tshala Muana 10.12.22. When a favourite musician passes on it hits like you have lost a family member.
Wow...deep... I feel the loss too♥️♥️
Very true It hurts alot.I hope she was born-again
True
I didn't know she is dead.
This song we were singing in our own words being a Swahili speaker n not knowing what it's said😅
its 2024 and the song reminds of early 90s.....kids of today if you pass by this song just give a like and listen carefully how the old songs were written and sang by angels😘😘 just a sweet masterpiece
When Bantus sing, it’s more than just a song 🙌🏼!!
They sing with their souls and spirit
Shout out to all Bantus like myself
Yeah for sure
Proud Bantu here, we are passionate people,❤.
Absolutely!!!
I've loved this song for over 30 years! The emotion just wrenches me....and TODAY I find out why she sings so deeply. Found the words in English for the very first time...and now I understand.
Lovely song.
Have to listen again.
TSHALA MUANA.
I love this song.
Great song.
This song drives me back to history
Once I hear this song I usually shade tears😢😢😢😢😢coz there are things I dose remember by then
This is not a human singing, it's an angel singing.
They will never make music like this again sadly.
This is when music was music and musicians we're people..
I can play this song repeatedly on flash disc from Mombasa to Busia without boredom. That's how lovely the song is like the chirping of a bird. I love this song by Tshala Muana.
weeh
Just like me.Natural voice.Hand made beats.Deep message of a broken heart.What a song. And what a musician she was.
Even it's so sweet.
😀😀😀
Omuga Kabisae pale KBC National Service Station...Salamu za adhuhuri...
After seeing the English translation I realized her language is similar to my language which is LUNDA from Zambia. Our people migrated from Congo. My great great great grandfather who was named after, was a king in Congo.
You are right, my wife is lunda and for sure it's similar
Bantou are one people;from Cameroon to Cape town!!
That makes sense . Tshala is Congo Luba.
Sounds like Swahili and Kikuyu too
@@charlesmcshonay5901 its bantu thats why some words pronunciation is almost similar
Such a soulful woman 👩 I’ve just discovered her I was born in 2000
Continue resting in peace legend true African woman 😢😢
...reminds me of URTNA in my childhood days... 💕 💕 💕 🇰🇪
The arrangement of the song, the vocals are so on point...
Do you know where to find the URTNA video ? I am looking for it
@@velenjanilupankwa5540 Then isn't (or wasn't) URTNA an agency within OAU? Who knows the full version of the acronym URTNA?
This song reminds me of my late mother, she loved the song
Yes my mother loved this song as well. Now understand
It’s July Wed 3rd 2024, a very proud Kenyan…we can smell change, a better tomorrow ✊
July 9th and change will sweep away the wicked politicians and we will have righteous leadership for the first time ever. God bless Kenya and Kenyans. And keep us safe from wickedness.
The voice is absolutely gorgeous and deeply soothing. REST IN PEACE Tshala Muana.
Woooiye, this song brings some silence in my mind!!!! Love it 🙏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
It's 12 July 2024 this song reminds me when I was growing up
December 2020 who is listening to this beautiful song
Takes me back to an innocent childhood... reminds me of so many people. A beautiful song.
This was the video/song that introduced TSHALA MUANA on the Zambian scene way back in 1978,,I thought then that she was probably the hottest female musician on the music scene😍💕🎶👏👏👏
A very good song by Tshalla Muana. This is the song which introduced Tshalla to Kenyans after Elizabeth Zani featured it on URTNA-MUSIC FROM AFRICA programme on KBC TV in the late eighties. The original had a very emotional video with a very young and slim Tshalla crying real tears as she belted this classic. Would anyone have that original video and post it?
...indeed URTNA...them days...my deep love for African music was birthed in my childhood days...
Here in Zambia we also watched her on Urtna and I fell in love with her music. RIP mama
I remember that video! Powerful performance.
I remember the URTNA programme featuring one night around 1992, on KBC TV.
(Does someone have that original video?)
My childhood memories were made out of this, nostalgic and beautiful.
this song reminds me of my childhood when we used to eat ugali with strong tea...Thanks again Ken Mwirigi, you are a blessing
Tshala muana you are the best I’ve been listening to this beautiful song since 1988 I was 15 years old and you even came to Kenya I can remember I was in 7th grade and I can’t stop listening to this song thanks Tshala.
some music never age, the way they are crafted, even the language difference cannot come in between
What a song!!!surely sung by angels
this is by far the most beautiful song I've ever had the pleasure to listen to and to know what it means......oh my lord ....takes me waaaaaaaay back.
i've looked for this song all my adult life and oh my, thank you. thank you. so many memories listening to the song in the kitchen mama cooking and my brothers sleepy by the fireside. i get so emotional :(
Reminds me of Victor my only late bro,liked this song.RIp bro😭😭😭😭
My favourite tshala mwanas to date,very emotional
I just love this song with all my heart
Rest in peace our African Queen, your music is and will always remain a favorite to many.
We call it "Music with substance" reminds me of my childhood days...
The queen has rested today. RIP legend. Your music lives
Thats y my latemom used to cry after hearing it😢😢??Ngai..
Finally understood the song!!! The depth is on another level!! Loved this song since I was a little girl though I didn't know what it was about, buy it spoke to me deeply!
Who is listening to this song in 2020 like. Listening from Zambia
I am and loving it.❤
Me
Listening
Really enjoying this jam
It's August, 2021 and am here again just to enjoy this soothing and calming good music.
The song reminds me about my late Dad. The 80s radio was the thing.
Those who were not born during urtna times,missed alot,like fosha,tshala mwana,mbilia bel,yvonne chaka chaka,tabuley rochereau,pepe kale,professor norman,kanda bongo man,papa wemba,sam fun thomas,franco luamvo luanzo makiadi,sam mangwana ...................the list is endless😜😜😜
10th December 2022 you exited the scene. Forever in our hearts, minds and souls with such tunes. Rest in eternal power.
Lovely song. One of my favorites growing up. Thanks Tshala Muana .
It's appreciating ethnicity in diversity. How else could we Ave known the meaning of the song. Thanks mwirigi. You are our hero men
Childhood memories.😮😮🥺
Kumbe unapenda hii ngoma?
The name of the song is 'Cicatrice de' amour'... nice work in translation.
Remind me of my late mum she loved this song
Big man Enersto....this was one of your favorite songs
I have no words to express the love I have for this Legend... R.I.P Mum
The year is 2030 my name is MARKO CHINDIMA this was My favorite song as a young star. Thank you for listening ❤❤
So lovely 🌹 song which impacts greatly
Rest in power peace Tshala,a memorable artist
Just discovered this song and cannot stop playing it.
This song reminds me of way back, listening to it play on Radio 4 🇿🇲 still love the song #2022 #01 #April
I remember this song when I was still a young girl. My late sister loved the song.
still sounds good.
Mama tshala
A Classic of its Own Kind.Let Tshala Rule the Airwaves.
If she sounds soo good💕💕 💞online imagine watching the legend performing concert live
I attended one of her concerts in 1992/92 and this song was played. I miss those days😢
For the music lovers 2022..it hits right for me
She still alive this woman I remember when I was at school waiting film at school they put this song and I don't know the meaning now I know
chana mwana a good master piece. from kwnya
Priceless.....one of the best ever
beautiful rumba thanks
What a heart breaking message.
My all time favourite, the woman i wanted to become when i was a small gal
Wanjikù nìatìa... Kwaanyu nì kù?
@@jonathankaranja5857 gwítú ní Kiambu
Hilder Wanjiku 😂😂me too I really wanted to be this woman .....down memory lane Nice beautiful voice !!
The song reminds me ofy motherland. I love it
I have gone through every reply, Right now am so emortional. This song reminds me of my childhood.
Can't get enough of this song
OVER AND OVER AGAIN AM ADDICTED TO THIS AMAZING SONG
The best piece of music ever by all standards. Asante sana Tshala
Fantastic
The Kenyan protests brought me here.
#rejectfinancebill2024🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪
my all time song❤️❤️❤️
Great song, thx so much
Pure music thanks for the interpretation 🙏
I am just crying listening to it I don't know were I think I'm broken
Used to listen in Radio Jambo before champions league. Ooh good days
Na pia Gidi na Ghost in the morning
This was a very painful testimony. RIP Tshala Chena.
R.I.p mama Africa we loved ua songs we Africans so romance songs even though we don't know the meaning may ua soul Rest in enternal peace will miss u forever
2022...maman Tshala Mwana....merci
Listening to this song at 2:20am.. I'm heartbroken 😢😢
Finally i can listen and innerstand the lyrics!!! Thank you so much!! Brings up beautiful child memories.
I love you tsala mwana.
You sing with passion.
Mungu akubariki sana
This song is very therapeutical
Quite Nostalgic. 💐💐💐
Rip Tshala muana ...l loved your songs since childhood and I still do its so sad 😭😭😭😭😭
I couldn't just hold back my tears after listening to this song... Dad used to play this song repeatedly ... the song has brought me old memories ...I miss you daddy,I miss you so much 😭😭😭Rip dad dearest its so heartbreaking 😭😭😭😭
Oh how lovely this song is!! It elicits an air of delightful nostalgia
Whatever she's singing.. just good to the ear👂
Travelling runyenjes the place Mt Kenya east lovely song n place
I always shed tears 😢 beautiful memories ❤
I remember ma late dad,ma late big bro,who used to come to the village listening to that song,ooh when I listen to it,tears roll from my eyes.Rip African queen
remember my late grandfather in early 1990s plucking coffee berries listening to KBC ,nostagia,good old days ,never again will those beautiful moments come again in life
Listening to this and knowing you are gone, ooooooooooh!
From Kenya here...Rip legend
My favorite song.
My all time music,have listened to it countless times from when i was young,but I never knew the heartbreaking message in it........thank you for the interpretation.
I love the song back in days having a radio was a blessings from above ❤
Deep in senses😢😢😢😢😢i feel it
Rest in celestial shores tshala muana from Kenya
Rest easy song bird. So painful can't still believe my ears