hit a like if you feel so proud to be a kamba/proud kenyan..

@francisstbmaneeno4351

3 жыл бұрын

Like I love that it that even other people can sing than us.......Thumbs up for the kamba folk song#Makueni twinthini

Beautiful! Kamba is my native language. Glad i came across this.

Kabarnet High School in Baringo also sang it upto National level in 1994..led by the then Choir Master the late Mr.David Zalo...May his soul restinpeace. (He conducted a mixed choir of Kabarnet H.Sch. and Kapropita Girls).

Beautiful. This song is a traditional war song from my community (Akamba). Ngulú we Ngulú mwelela Ngulú we Ngulú mwaíwa Ngulú wa Ngao Ngulú wa Kasímbílí Malenge meene (m)watemangie (the pumpkins you destroyed) No (m)úkaívaa (you'll have to pay for them)

@MariahGichu

8 ай бұрын

Heey. What's the translation of the first words

Nice one, that's my mother tongue. Kamba song from Kenya.

I wish I could meet the choir master, That Folk song of Kamba Community is awesome and "aini asu mainite nesa ta akatholic" translation (Kamba to English) of quoted part👉👉👉 ".....and those singers have sung awesomely like catholics:

@stephencaldwell8803

3 жыл бұрын

Choir master here, nice to meet you

@kambabengalyrics9858

3 жыл бұрын

I am making a Kamba Culture on Clan, and I have used this Song. Copyrights

We actually sung that song as a set piece here in Kenya.........in the music festival....we appreciate our compositions are sung abroad.....thanks to Dr Aurthur

@naomimuigai5459

2 жыл бұрын

We sang it too in high school as a set piece, brings back memories ❤

@mauricekyalo691

2 жыл бұрын

My God

@josephkisuge8480

Ай бұрын

I sang this in highschool in 2018. Was lucky to be conducting my choir . We reached regionals in Kisumu

Kamba is my native language. Gives me goosebumps. You made me proud and as well reminded me of a song I last heard 13+ years ago!

I miss grandma now....Ngulo mwaiwa..Thank you for making our very own international... Love to you all

Malenge meene Mwatemangie no mukaiva. (those pumpkins you destroyed you will pay the owner)

We student of Kapsokwony boys we managed to take this song up to the regional level with our music teacher Richard ndururu w thank the supporting of our principle Joab Otieno end also the administration

waw, thank you university of Arkansas choral studies. proud to be a Kamba.

A proud kamba

Woow

I loved singing this song as a set piece. I still sing ut four years after. Thanks! Félicitations ! Asante.

Asi! Ngulû Mwaîwa. I remember singing this song when I was in primary school. You've given it the right tune 🎶 & rhythm! Congratulations, big up!

@francisstbmaneeno4351

3 жыл бұрын

It was for our social study sijui subject....ama ilikuwa GHCRE 😀😀😀

The best kamba song of all times...!!!!!!!!!!!!

Proud Kenyan...you guys killed it. Ngulo wa Kasimbili

Awesome piece of music

I love my culture,, my tribe

@francisstbmaneeno4351

3 жыл бұрын

Thumbs up for kamba.....

Excellent rendition ! Bravo !

Sang this song when I was doing my literature course. Proud to be a kamba

I sung it at school and people wonder

I have to congratulate you guys. It was a superb work of art.

I sang ths song back at highschool upto the national level

Some pretty sweet percussion accompaniment!

pope paul vi seminary took it to nationals 2018 yeayy

Am loving the tune...a folk song from my ethnicity...Soo sweet

I remember singing this song at kapsokwony boys high school end later present in bongoma county end vihiga county at chevakali boys i love this song it has a dolce rhythm end dynamite congrant

@dominicmuandikwa1598

3 жыл бұрын

It's a Kamba song....we sang it in music festival upto provincials in 1994.... Great work uni of Arkansas.

@officialcollins6115

Жыл бұрын

I sung it as well it 2018 music fest

uuuiii I love it. congratulations guys.

Oh boy great ...my dialect

@uofascholacantorum

2 жыл бұрын

We hope to have honored your mother tongue!

@martinmwake6218

2 жыл бұрын

@@uofascholacantorum Come for more, I do train too

The first time in a couple more than 5

Wow. Great singing

Lovely being able to articulate my mother tongue rightly

Well done

Ngulooooooooo nguloooooooo

Wow! I never thought that white people could sing African traditional songs that well

What does the song mean even though I come from ukambani?

Sono il commento italiano che cercavi

@uofascholacantorum

Ай бұрын

Haha

J

I can't believe my ears....

@Fm-MornStar2014

5 жыл бұрын

@@uofascholacantorum You have reminded me of the long past. We have more interesting Kamba Traditional Songs, you can search for them.

@josphatmuthui3231

4 жыл бұрын

I have listened several times but am not getting. Satisfied, I like it

Proud Kenyan...you guys killed it. Ngulo wa Kasimbili