Musical Interlude

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LL feat Total, summer 1996 memories.
Amazing to me how much this jam still rocks 3 decades later!

[Kim Jong-Un's Pajama Pants]

These mzanzi numbers are ringing in my head.

Dlala Ka Yona

Bhampa

If you love Ogene, Ejyk Nwamba will not disappoint.

[.]

These mzanzi numbers are ringing in my head.

Dlala Ka Yona

Bhampa

If you love Ogene, Ejyk Nwamba will not disappoint.

Kali sana, asante!
Anything with Maradona Focalistic in it is always fire 🔥🔥🔥😎👍🏾
Then add these gels, these gels, these young, fit, tight, tiight, tiiiight Mzansi gels I tells ya, shaking it tuntulu tantala bila jokes. Kazi safi.

Nice authentic African Ogene Joint. From the morphology and outfits, these are definitely our Igbo brodas. Speaking of which, I have never met a single one of them who wasn't a chief nor one who didn't have a monster ego to boot!

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Fela! This LP remains a classic to date!

[yx]

These song these song these song I tells ya, reminds me of someone.

Same.

[RV Heavy Hitter!]

Black music has over 10,000 genres; you can never sample them all in your lifetime. Every tribe, which totals over 4000 in the globe, has their few genres. Even in America, Black folk from state to state have their own style. Google a tribe and learn their music, and you will be amazed. SA tribes alone seem to have a boatload! Xigaza from the Tsonga environs alone is addictive! The Bakuba Tribe of Congo are legends. Kenyan tribes, I think Luo's ohangla topples the rest, but the rest are also great in their own rights. Bikutsi, mapuka, coupe decale, makasi, Kizomba in West Africa are bangers, but I thing Congo and SA remain kings African Music!