Malaria umosna jokawango.
Malaria umosna jokawango.
Ukwer gi webuoga gi nyako.
Ukwer gi webuoga gi nyako.
Ukwer gi webuoga gi mwandu.
Ukwer gi webuoga gi mwandu.
Ukwer gi webuoga gi wuoyi.
Ukwer gi webuoga gi wuoyi.
An e jal madonjo….
An e jal madonjo….
Adonjo ma ok akoni ng’ato.
Kata idhero….
Kata ichwe….
In gi mwandu…
iongogo….
In jarateng’….
Odiero apalaaaaaa…
Baba….ero abiro…
Mama…ero abiro…
Malaria umosna jokawango.
Malaria umosna jokawango.
Ukwer gi webuoga gi nyako.
Ukwer gi webuoga gi nyako.
Ukwer gi webuoga gi wuoyi.
Ukwer gi webuoga gi wuoyi.
Ukwer gi webuoga gi nyako.
Ukwer gi webuoga gi nyako.
Ukwer gi webuoga gi mwandu.
Ukwer gi webuoga gi mwandu.
An e jal madonjo….
An e jal madonjo….
Adonjo ma ok akoni ng’ato
Ekata idhero….
Kata ichwe…..
In jarateng’….
Odiero apalaaaaaa…
Mama…Baba ...ero abiro…
Mama…Baba ...ero abiro…
Mama…Baba.
Malaria Umosna jokawango.
Malaria Umosna jokawango.
Thu Tinda!!!
Malaria.
Malaria, send my greetings to Jokawango,
Malaria, send my greetings to Jokawango,
Rebuke them, and don’t threaten me with a lady,
Rebuke them, and don’t threaten me with a lady.
Rebuke them, and don’t threaten me with wealth,
Rebuke them, and don’t threaten me with wealth.
Rebuke them, and don’t threaten me with a boy,
Rebuke them, and don’t threaten me with a boy.
I am the one who’s coming in,
I am the one who’s coming in,
I am coming in without telling anyone-an invited.
It doesn’t matter if you skinny,
It doesn’t matter if you are fat,
It doesn’t matter if you are rich,
Even if you are poor,
You are just a black man,
A white man,
Father, here I come….
Mother, here I come…...
Malaria, send my greetings to Jokawango,
Malaria, send my greetings to Jokawango,
Rebuke them, and don’t threaten me with a lady,
Rebuke them, and don’t threaten me with a lady,
Rebuke them, and don’t threaten me with a boy,
Rebuke them, and don’t threaten me with a boy,
Rebuke them, and don’t threaten me with a lady,
Rebuke them, and don’t threaten me with a lady.
Rebuke them, and don’t threaten me with wealth,
Rebuke them, and don’t threaten me with wealth.
I am the one who’s coming in,
I am the one who’s coming in,
I’m coming in without telling anyone -an invited
It doesn’t matter if you brag,
It doesn’t matter if you are fat,
It doesn’t matter if you are rich,
You are just a black man,
A white man.
Mother…..Father ..., here I come,
Mother…...Father ..., here I come,
Mother……Father…..
Send my greetings to Jokawango,
Send my greetings to Jokawango.
Kenyan born multiinstrumentalist singer songwriter, Rapasa blesses us with his unique sound inspired from traditional East
African music and distinctive otherworldly voice. His principal instrument, the Nyatiti, is an eight string lyre from Western Kenya. He has in depth understanding of traditional Nyatiti music and is able to place it in the context of today’s music landscape.
Thu Tinda!!!...more
I like this duet approach in regards to jazz. The blending of the strings resonates with my taste of music. It brings me back to the Jazz scene. Rapasa Nyatrapasa Otieno