I am from Mzimba, Malawi and I am now 47 years of age. This Mulemena boys album makes me shed tears. I was born in Blantyre and our father used to listen to this Mulemena boys album every weekend and we used to enjoy it very much seeing our dad dance in our presence. And that was in 1984. But little did I know that 10 years down the line one of the songs, titled 'a malume sure simunali kundifuna' literally meaning,'uncle you never liked me' was going to directly reflect on what I was going to pass through in life. I was to start a private day scoring Secondary school in the other part of the country in a city called Mzuzu because it was one of the best in the country and my mum quickly recommended that I stay at the home of her direct cousin who by our culture was my uncle. And when she had talked with her cousin, our uncle I was despatched to stay with him. I arrived at 7pm and night had almost fallen and I was sitting at the living room with my bag waiting for my uncle coming from work. However, I could sense from the attitude of his wife that I was an unwelcome guest. And when uncle showed up he similarly expressed the same feelings. After dinner I was picked so I could be showed my bedroom aaash, this was the beginning of misery I had never imagined, it was was the auntie his wife who shouted and stopped us from getting into their son's bedroom, in short I ended up being shown in a kitchen for the quarters outside of the main house and had no door. It was a servant quarters' kitchen and he used firewood and the walls and the roof of the whole kitchen was covered with carbon from smoke of fire. To cut long story short, another 10 years down the line I had gone through the University and was working for an International Organisation traversing the whole world. Tables had now been turned down, The same Uncle and his wife phoned me pleading with me that I should help find employment for their sons and daughters. Please, people help me to cry out, because this a malume simunali kundifuna song makes me me breakdown.
These song puts me in my own world, I can't explain how I feel to be honest. Sometimes I close my eyes and just flow with the songs. I was saddened by the tragic passing of members of their band. I found myself in a situation similar to that of this Guy who commented first from 1985 to 1987 surving on one meal per day. It was very painful.
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Hey no words to explain the magnificent African music.Amalume reminds me of my difficulties when l was doing o level.l am 55 and these were legend musicians for Africans and not Zambians alone.
This is arguably the best Kalindula album ever produced in Zambia. Its rare in any genre of music across the globe to find an album in which every track is a classic. May the coming generations never forget this timeless music!
This is and it always wonderful music .No insults but full of teaching. To all regardless who you are where you live stay what you eat and what you wear.For me it will all way that standard of down williams
It reminds the olden days my elder brother liked playing the same songs so it takes my minds every far go well Mulemena we shall have no more have such educative melodies
We who are in our fifties reminds us when Zambia was one Zambia, one nation,one nation ,one leader, and that leader kaunda, kaunda yee, kaunda. RIP guys.
I had a privilege to watch these guys performing live at the Southern Provincial Agricultural and Commercial Show in 1985, in Monze. I was young, and their music was trending. It was a 3 member band. Chibangu vocalist/rhythm guitar, Gift vocalist/bass guitar, and Shiba lead guitarist and was controlling pre-recorded instrument/drums, one of the few of it's kind by that time.
Im Zimbabwean my dad used to play this music in his car when we were kids especially during long distances i fell in love with it even if i ddnt understand Chewa or Nyanja up to now im still playing it
Most of this is not even chewa or nyanja, but I'm with you there, regardless. I also grew up listening to this music in Zambia, as my dad played it. Beautiful period 😍 in life growing up without a real care.
Wow! I left Kalonga Secondary in Kabwe in1986. Used to listen to these songs mostly from Mushemi Police Club in Chowa Police camp where we used to enjoy chibuku from...
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I am from Mzimba, Malawi and I am now 47 years of age. This Mulemena boys album makes me shed tears. I was born in Blantyre and our father used to listen to this Mulemena boys album every weekend and we used to enjoy it very much seeing our dad dance in our presence. And that was in 1984. But little did I know that 10 years down the line one of the songs, titled 'a malume sure simunali kundifuna' literally meaning,'uncle you never liked me' was going to directly reflect on what I was going to pass through in life. I was to start a private day scoring Secondary school in the other part of the country in a city called Mzuzu because it was one of the best in the country and my mum quickly recommended that I stay at the home of her direct cousin who by our culture was my uncle. And when she had talked with her cousin, our uncle I was despatched to stay with him. I arrived at 7pm and night had almost fallen and I was sitting at the living room with my bag waiting for my uncle coming from work. However, I could sense from the attitude of his wife that I was an unwelcome guest. And when uncle showed up he similarly expressed the same feelings. After dinner I was picked so I could be showed my bedroom aaash, this was the beginning of misery I had never imagined, it was was the auntie his wife who shouted and stopped us from getting into their son's bedroom, in short I ended up being shown in a kitchen for the quarters outside of the main house and had no door. It was a servant quarters' kitchen and he used firewood and the walls and the roof of the whole kitchen was covered with carbon from smoke of fire. To cut long story short, another 10 years down the line I had gone through the University and was working for an International Organisation traversing the whole world. Tables had now been turned down, The same Uncle and his wife phoned me pleading with me that I should help find employment for their sons and daughters. Please, people help me to cry out, because this a malume simunali kundifuna song makes me me breakdown.
I feel your pain dear..😢😢
Sad my brother. God saw you afflicted and he heard your cries. God is great.
These song puts me in my own world, I can't explain how I feel to be honest. Sometimes I close my eyes and just flow with the songs. I was saddened by the tragic passing of members of their band.
I found myself in a situation similar to that of this Guy who commented first from 1985 to 1987 surving on one meal per day. It was very painful.
Sorry my bother
my advice help them if you can
I have memories with the whole album
One day I will share
Zimbabwean here but enjoying every bit even though I don’t understand a single word! Music is a universal language! ❤❤ Sunday 10.35am, April 7th 2024
Who is with me listening to this legends music in 2022!! Reminds of my late father. Rest in peace legends
Am with you
2023
I'm with you in February 2023
My favorites
Me too. Listening in 2023, missing my late dad big time.
I am in zimbabwe I used to listen to this songs when I was young now l am 49
I am 68 years living in Zimbabwe. Listening to this music makes me shed a tear. Reminds me of my young days and my beloved country Zambia.
Sorry y can't u come back
I'm 59 years old. But I still love thise songs. From Malawi
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We are together also my late father used to listen to this kaonde triditional music, my his soul rest in eternal peace.
Authentic zambian music..#who is here in 2021?
Here I am
Here I Sept 2022!!
Still vibing to this in 2024
Great piece of music
Iam inside this old beautiful music old days from Gloucestershire UK 🇬🇧
It is true this songs can make you cry if you're above 60 years.
So so underated. Anyways, legends don't need recognition to be realised. Beautiful music.
My late father loved these boyz he would sit on the couch and nod his head whilst playing the music miss him.
Hey no words to explain the magnificent African music.Amalume reminds me of my difficulties when l was doing o level.l am 55 and these were legend musicians for Africans and not Zambians alone.
Reminds me of my late Father, he loved these songs.he died in 1994...memories live.
May your dad RIP. Maybe Mulemena plays more music eternally for him where they are, with all the angels listening in.
True definition of Zambian music,
No music surpasses this kind in secular Zambian music.
Rest well Big Dog
I guess all the 3 guys are gone now. Chibangu was first, then Gift, I'm not really sure of the third gentleman who was the lead guitarist.
Late great Emmanuel mulemena this album was a hit in Zimbabwe my early days of life underrated music giants .rest in peace dog
These are not the people to refer to as dog/dhawg or any other misspelling. These are legends
R.i.p legends , I was born after dis song but I understand a bit of de language ❤❤❤ missn my dad
I miss my dad 😭😭😭😭 he loved this kind of music 🎶
For you who will be there in 2100, remember that there was these songs we used to listen way back in 1980's.
I can sing word for word, hardly understand. But I have memories with this album... I am here 2024
ya you are right
My grand father will always remember you 🙏🙏🙏
This is arguably the best Kalindula album ever produced in Zambia. Its rare in any genre of music across the globe to find an album in which every track is a classic. May the coming generations never forget this timeless music!
Great Muzik
Nice music
This is and it always wonderful music .No insults but full of teaching. To all regardless who you are where you live stay what you eat and what you wear.For me it will all way that standard of down williams
It reminds the olden days my elder brother liked playing the same songs so it takes my minds every far go well Mulemena we shall have no more have such educative melodies
Great old music. Indeed memories are for those who make them!
We who are in our fifties reminds us when Zambia was one Zambia, one nation,one nation ,one leader, and that leader kaunda, kaunda yee, kaunda. RIP guys.
YES YOU'RE RIGHT BROTHER, CHISOKONE CHISOKONE , USHA SOKONE MWANA WANDOSHI, THOSE DAYS ARE GONE 😢
My late father liked this music. MHSRIP. Moral music indeed.
This music causes me to look back how far I have come. Was just a little boy in 1984 but today am a Man. God is great
Im a 90s child but the songs drives my mind.
These songs make me think. Lol 2024
goog old days ,am from Malawi but i listened through my uncle this music ,i never like by then but i know this is real music
I remember attending their show in Karoi (Zimbabwe) in 1988. Had a great time, great musicians!!!!
Wow, we thank GOD you are still around here Cloupus Dzingirai.
Memories of my most beloved brother who took me under his wing. Rest in power Lassy Tinarwo.
So great to have passed through this phase of music and are still alive this day to listen to them.This music defined us as Zambians...!
Great soft music! Once a legend always a legend. Listening from a 2 band radio. Viva Zambian music!
Am in my late 30s and I grew up listening to this music. This is music that teach
I remember my late uncle Jackson Muyutu he used to listen to this music,continue rest in peace uncle, shi Muzala
Still the best music to listen to. Legends never die.
I had a privilege to watch these guys performing live at the Southern Provincial Agricultural and Commercial Show in 1985, in Monze. I was young, and their music was trending.
It was a 3 member band. Chibangu vocalist/rhythm guitar, Gift vocalist/bass guitar, and Shiba lead guitarist and was controlling pre-recorded instrument/drums, one of the few of it's kind by that time.
Brian Chibangu, Gift Chisha and Joseph Mutemba
My old favorites, these were men of our time may you continue resting in peace. Your music will still be loved
This music reminds me of my Dad
May Your Soul Rest in peace ✌
2023 still listening
There music was & still true Zambian.....if you talk about live music they wr the genius
Little did I know that we have this music on TH-cam it reminds me 1986 in kabwe PWD mukobeko township
This music takes me to Ndola Zambia where i was born
NOW 55 LIVING IN ZIMBABWE, NAFULUKA PA CHIMWEMWE, NKANA KITWE. REALLY MISS ZAMBIA
Still listening to the music 2023.
Great musicians indeed
Golden music in kabwe those days when we young, our grandpa used to play this on weekends and during Christmas festivals
these songs reminds me of my late uncles and legends we have lost
My all time favourite Kalindula band, reminds me of my late boss ba Mpashi
This song is Nice and it reminds me of my dad,when ever I miss him I play this song
Nostalgic music 🎶 🎵 😌 💓. Classic!!
I will never stop loving you
I miss my late dad,wish he lived a bit longer but it was the will of the Almighty who am I to question his decision?
I miss my dad 😭😭😭 he loved this song
Bakaseya nibani
Nibaba niboba
Bakaseya nibani
Nibaba niboba
Aba ne cup wabo
Abo batuma glass
Abo nenseke ku kwanwa
Baminkanga tobe
Bikamo malwa - pache pache twisambenga (Pour me some beer slowly slowly so that we can continue chatting)
Bakaseya nibani
Nibaba niboba
Bakaseya nibani aba
Nibaba niboba
Aba ne cup wabo
Abo batuma glass
Abo nenseke ku kwanwa
Babimkanga tobe
Bikamo malwa - pache pache twisambenga (Pour me some beer slowly slowly so that we can continue chatting)
Shimwalule
Shimwalule kwalala mama shimwalule
Shimwalule
Shimwalule kwalala mama shimwalule
Tababwelako shimwalule
Shimwalule
Shimwalule kwalala mama shimwalule
Shimwalule
Shimwalule kwalala mama shimwalule
Tababwelako shimwalule
Bikamo malwa - pache pache twisambenga
Bikamo mulamo - pache pache twisambenga
Bikamo mwisho - pache pache twisambenga
Bikamo yaya - pache pache twisambenga
Bikamo malwa - pache pache twisambenga
ENJOY !!!
Thank you for the Lyrics, greetings from 🇬🇧 U.K.
Great lyrics. If only you can help with all of them from the album.
Cette musique demeure toujours si bonne a déguster , malgré le temps ça fait et bat son record encore et toujours .
Music that will last forever, there will be no other
Im Zimbabwean my dad used to play this music in his car when we were kids especially during long distances i fell in love with it even if i ddnt understand Chewa or Nyanja up to now im still playing it
Most of this is not even chewa or nyanja, but I'm with you there, regardless. I also grew up listening to this music in Zambia, as my dad played it. Beautiful period 😍 in life growing up without a real care.
The Mulemena's sang in Lamba
I remember those years it was so nice
You were a real legend, your music will never be forgotten.will great miss💔 you, 2020 still together
Memories ignited. Good old music
Good music of all times
Neamiwa yaya vuluka kine moba mino apita stil missing those days
My late sisters album. She introduced this to me with her friends. We had a blast. I’m Zimbabwean but really lovely these Boys.
Zimbabwe won't give up Africa 🌍
❤❤❤❤ legends never die their words still lives in us.
remebering old days when i was at kalonga secondary school
Wow! I left Kalonga Secondary in Kabwe in1986. Used to listen to these songs mostly from Mushemi Police Club in Chowa Police camp where we used to enjoy chibuku from...
REST IN PEACE 16/06/22 still listening nice songs
Always serious on the mic with smile great great musician he was & the group.
My dad's favourite band. Loved their music since I was boy
My favourite Zambian band too.
Navuluka byaambile ba tâta,konka ku muzhi; mwane,naumvwa tu bulongo sana.RIP Ba Mulemena
what does it mean
Reminds me of the good old days in the 80's
I loved the combination of the voices
Gone but their music still lives
beautiful.. thank you for sharing.
stuff of legend.
Lozi by tribe,I really enjoy kaonde and tonga sounds
remaind of my late father. he loved this song.
Music that never expires
THE REAL SON OF NOTH WEST ZAMBIA
Remembering old times when I was in kitwe mindolo
Real Zambian music
Remembering my early days
SORRY FOR HIM TO DIE AT EARLY AGE, MAY HIS SOUL REST IN PEACE.
How old was he?
Who’s here 2022 August?💃🏿
So sad to have lost great people
All I can say is excellent music
Music that heals
Beautiful
Real music 🎶 🎵
The world has to live!
Awesome!!
I miss mum and dad 😭💔
This is indeed good music.
I love my culture
Great Songs
29/07/22 still banging it.
Legends 🙌
Legends indeed
Those were the good dez
Me too missing my mother
just wow!
Miss my dad