This boys left a mark that cannot be erased

Belle voix! Belle musique ! Nous étions adolescents et admirions les aînés et les pères qui dansaient. ❤

mombasa is one very beautiful city in kenya on the east coast. no one goes there and forgets. kuingia rahisi kutonga shida, ngumu. ask any one who has been there even lipua lipua,and all others mbilia bel etc. try it if you havent. easy to get in very hard to say goodbye. mombasa raha.

Cette chanson là je me retrouve j avait au moins 5 ans mon père avait acheté un électro félicitations j adore Mercie

LIpua Lipua rocks. these were time when congolese music was at it's best. I was 10yrs old but i still enjoy the song like it's brand new. i am from kangemi, nairobi.any remember muguga green primary. maze i miss this music but we have to move on. Thank god for Lipua Lipua , Mangelepa and others.

I am so at home with this music as I sit in my house far from Kenya - thanks a million. It places me at a place and time in Kenya

This song brings such sweet-bitter memories growing up in Kariobangi South in Nairobi as watched my mom, uncles, aunts, and family dance at family parties

Esta conheço. Captei esta música desde os anos 70 e nunca mais a esqueci. O saxofonista me emocionava...talento

En 1975 ,on a beaucoup danse au son de la musique zairoise ou congolaise. En tout cas c ,etait beau a vivre..La musique congolaise a marque l, afrique en ce temps- la. c,est innoubliable.

Je pense aux défunts frères Jeune Maïza,Pia YORO,John Filler(paix à leur âme) et tous les autres qui nous ont permis de connaître ces belles mélodies des années 70, notre tendre enfance à nous.

Souvenir souvenir, chapeau à la musique congolaise.

LA BELLE ÉPOQUE

C,etait une belle epoque le bon vieux temps.

bon Dieu, heeeeeee, que le temps passe si vite, que de souvenirs. mes souvenirs vont juste a l'endroit de mes Aînés, Robert et Julien Otiombé. deux personnes aux grands cœurs et qui m'ont emmené a Aimer fortement toutes les Musique rétro. Dieu vous garde de la où vous étés. Amen

Dans sa pleine jeunesse,canta Nyboma,au sommet de sa délicieuse voix pure de cristal.Belle performance déjà. Très entrainant et vif.bravo.

Cette chanson me fait revivre le bonheur passé à coté de mes ainés du Collège saint charles Lwanga à LUKULA, actuellement INSTITUT TUZOLASANA . . Là je pense à Mon grand frère SENGHOR NYIMi TSAKALA, à SWEDI SADIKI, à YOBA KI MAKUNGU,à PEBE WA MBULU ALIAS KAKOKO, KABAMBA "à PERMOS, ... je salue également MULAMBA MUKUNA ALIAS KEBETH et MAVUNGU PANZU ALIAS LETTRE B.

Kweli zilikuwa nzuri sana hizi nyumba za wazairwa miaka ya sabini

Gifted voice of Canta Nyboma long live Rhumba legend

I love that old music

NOW THAT IS WHAT I CALL ART....LISTEN TO THE TRUMPETS AND THE SUXAPHONE AND YOU WILL FEEL SOMETHING UNIQUE......RHUMBA IS REAL MUSIC....WACHA HII MUNAITA KIZAZI KIPYA...THIS IS SHORT CUT AND THATS WHY THERE MUSIC DONT LAST DECADES.....

IT REMEMBER ME MY CHILDHOOD...VERY NICE!!!

À part que ceux qui ont la main mise sur l'Afrique empêchent les africains d'évoluer dans d'autres domaines, on a pas pu nous voler notre culture musicale elle demeure intacte. Kessedou

Africa yetu tuko

le génie de Nyboma à l'état pur!

This music reflects in our days coming up ad teenager's very lovely

Where's our Bobi Radio transmission station,, in Gulu- Uganda? This is the rhythm that used to rock that station and keeping us awake as we prepare for exams, all night long. Hahaha.....

i know this song and i like it so much. my husband play some years the solo gituarre by this group. aspro lusuama.

"Idedicate this song to all ex staffs of the defunct african safari club based at Bahari/silver beach hotels where we used to enjoy this music from a live band (Beach boys) at the coconut night club adj.to Tamarind restaurant with some cold tuskers and nyama choma! The glory 70´s! Regards,T.Melle,A.Lwambi.H.Mwachiro H.Sangoyani T.Mwadime,Cheerus from Germany.

La vraie music

Les decennies de la musique congolaise ,qui a domine la scene africaine a ete tres positif et enrichissant sur le plan culturel.

very nice and interesting songs

LES GUITARISTES DE CE MORCEAU SONT TRÈS TRÈS DANGEREUX

Old is Gold

I met the actual Lola being sung about in this song. I was playing the song, and she shyly stated that it was her Nyboma was singing about. Sadly, she passed away some years ago in the US where she had moved to.

Like

WHEN DID YOU MEET THIS LOLA AND WHERE IS SHE PRESENTLY?? L WILL LIKE TO MEET HER TOO---L LOVE THE STORY..SHE MUST HAVE BEEN A VERY INTERESTING WOMAN.

bo yoka vrai ndule..

Dope 😊😊.

ulikuwa wapi?

Nazadanze, Your are 100% right, I remember marche Mama Mobutu na quartier Sud. We use to live in Camp-Redjaf, but we moved to Kinshasa in 1976. Ah nostalgie ya Matadi.

The recording not withstanding, quality not to mention, this song is as wonderful as ever been.

I PLAN TO OPEN ABAR IN KUINET AND JAM IT WITH MUSIC BY SHAMASHAMA,CAVACHA,LIPUALIPUA,LEKAMALE AND THE LIKE

This song reminds me of Mbarara High School Sun set at the lake where LAKE VIEW HOTEL stands now.It was being played by Serushago on Radio Rwanda almost every evening in the early 70s.We could listen on transistor radios and be happy school boys!!Gone are the days!!

This music bring back memories of how Free Town Sierra-Leone was sweet those days when i was in primary school when things were sweet and cheap, nothing like any stupid war. Those days when the sailors are back in town everywhere is music and fun, Congo-Town (zaire), Kroo town road, and other areas of Free Town. those were the days of properity and good life.

bonjour! Pouviez vous me poster les titres congolais suivants des années 70 à 74: massamba massamba; nazoki; N'goya. Merci!

Camping at small world

Can anyone in the london area help me to get these songs please?

Wow wow....i love this. I can just flashback and remember the mid eighties ....growing up at Kaledonia Slums....Nairobi......kweli watu hutoka mbali.....! can anyone help with a bit of translation please.........!

le bon vieux temps qui fait revivre les annees 70-75

THIS SONG REMINDS ME OF MY DAYS AT FORM SIX AT ST PATRICKS HIGHSCHOOL ,ITEN WHEN EACH SATO WE WOULD DANCE TOTALLY OBLIVIOUS OF THE EXAMS AHEAD ,IT HAS REFUSED TO FADE AWAY

We all should get together and just jam on this music that reminds us so much of our childhood - life is too short - we should at least annually get together and just celebrate these great musicians that God put on earth - I mean - jus listening to this man ..... it is now 5'oclock in the morning and I have been listening to him all night!!!

what song u talking about? Yemey canada

Unlike most of you here, I have met the Lola who was the subject of this song. I played the song for her, and she fondly remembered this time... we asked her about the 5 men Nyboman accused her of giving her love to, and she just laughed...

Kinshasa was the most advanced town in art in the world. Why? Because the creativity of our artists had no match. No one played guitares with the mastery of Congolese. Nyboma was supposed to be a billionaire!

wow, something to remember a gentler and less tribal nation! Wow, those were the days!

ATUBOR IKARU NUIPU KONYE EROKO EJIJIM EKOSIO LO CUTCUT IUSED TO DANCE THE SONG WITH MY FRIENDS AT ACUMET PRIMARY SCHOOL KAPELABYONG

Yiep...maze this songs are way too sweet to listen to..... how i sometimes wish i was borm kidu 50yrs ago......! mwangi wa Kanyora.....hau niwaria ma munene...Kangemi ningeragira sometimes ngithie mashuguli. Nii di o haha nyairobi thikiriirie turwimbo tutu. Wiha mudu?

the old kenya, east africa and congolese songs.

Yaap...Nsayi was the thing siku zake! Thanks for Mombasa! Vata!

great song

Very classical oddies of the time, high Quality but poor me cheated on their Music with very Little Money which should be millions like the Whites. though i did not see them but their Music. good God where ever they are if still alive Keep them safe , their Music will live with us always !!!

Those were lovely days even though i was still a little child. I do remember.

epochs the most wonderful of my life and my children then passes me

I bet you husband's name is Tonton Ricos "Kinzunga", big brother of Zico Nkalu. Aren't I right?

TUNA ZIHITAJI ZILIZO PENDWA

big up to all le matadiens and kinomans from noqui....michel n' feli....lengue kiambakala

je montais en 5è(vacances 74) cette chanson j'appréciais énormément

Why was the song titled monbasa,anything to do with Vata mombasa or our coastal town?

Makumbusho while still a student at Sigalame Sec School, Samia form four class of 1978

thats the throu back

74,été les vacances au village

@Nazadanze Sabu "Pierre" is my big brother, he used to wear number 4. We lived close to the protestant church. I spoke with my brother two weeks ago, his in the military in Kinshasa as captain in Mbinza. Who are you? if you know vieux Sabu, then you should know me, because I played football where our parents used to play volley ball. I think you should know that little field too, It was close to where JF Nkoy used to practice.

@Nazadanze hey what's up? I was out last night and that's why I did not respond. Anyways, we use to live there, and my big brother use to play for JF Koy. Do you remember that team? they use to be brutal. I am in Chicago USA and where are you? drope me a few lines please.

Que veut "Mombassa"? Le nom d'une personne? Ou les artistes font allusion à la ville portuaire kenyane de Mombassa? Losque cette chanson sortit, j'étais trop petit; mais j'attendais les ainés, dans leur conversation, metionner "Mombassa" pour signifier "la colère". Est-ce que "Mombassa" veut dire "colère"? Veuillez m'aider, chers ainés.

@SJoelyKilonzo Zaidi ya apo ni uchimvi!!!Nyimbo hizi zilizopendwa!!!

@Rople65 you said Nyboma supposed to a billionaire, So why is he not a billionaire?He allow himself to be ripped-off or doesn't know the business side of music? The music industry is the most unregulated industry and their for one of the most rouged industry that's why artist are being cheated by their record companies especially for black artist and for African artist the worst you are not even taken seriously by western record companies. Michael Jackson spoke of this before he was killed for speaking out for black artists. All I can say in any profession that you are, please learn the business side of that industry, if not you will always be working for someone, I don't care how talented you are you would be make money for someone less talented than you because that person knows the business side of the GAME. There is more to the business side Music than just performance and this where most artist lack this why they are taken advantage off. signing bad contracts with record labels is killer for artists.Michael Jackson is the only black artist I can tell you that master the business side of music and Sony Records didn't like that that's why they came after him. Black mailing him for Child molestation when all fails they came after his life.NB: Please go to KZfaq and search "Michael Jackson lawyer's interview" you will find out that all those charges about child molestation where made-up.

Listen to the solo and other guitars and the strings!!Not like the key boards of the modern world!!

bon Dieu, heeeeeee, que le temps passe si vite, que de souvenirs. mes souvenirs vont juste a l'endroit de mes Aînés, Robert et Julien Otiombé. deux personnes aux grands cœurs et qui m'ont emmené a Aimer fortement toutes les Musique rétro. Dieu vous garde de la où vous étés. Amen