Uganda music lyricsGenres - Bongo flava, hip hop, rhythm and blues, gospel, reggae, afrobeat, afropop
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Uganda music lyricsGenres - Bongo flava, hip hop, rhythm and blues, gospel, reggae, afrobeat, afropop
Dreamer - Kenya
I dey mad - Ghana
Mbikooye - Uganda
Rita - Tanzania
Bado nipo nipo - Tanzania
Gimme love - Mozambique
Zouglou dance - Cote d'ivoire
Take me back - South Africa
Your love - Zambia
La gi mo - Nigeria
I am a Kenya and have recently discovered Ugandan Gospel music. I have especially liked Wilson Bugembe's music and I even read his story with great admiration. Is it possible to get the lyrics to his music so I can be able to sing along?
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We will look for Wilson Bugembe's music and post it while we get it. Some of us have some discovering of Ugandan gospel to do, in the meantime, enjoy the sounds of Chameleon, Blu3 and Juliana among others.
I am an American, but I lived, for the past 3 years, in Uganda. I recently came home to the US and I am teaching primary for a while. This week my class is learning about Uganda, and I want to teach them some praise and gospel songs in Luganda and other local languages kinyankole...etc. Anyone have any lyrics or songs I could use?? I would be so grateful. Thanks!
hello there,
One song you could use is Wipolo by Pastor George Okudi.
It's in the Luo language of the Acholi people.
We'll see if we can get some of the lyrics for you.
so this is how the wipolo song goes
-wipolo bot lubanga, mulokole bedu iye
In the second part they use English, like:
Did you find them dancing in the house of the Lord?
Yes, i found them dancing in the house of the Lord.
This is another easy one
"Katonda Mulungi,
Katonda Mulungi,
Katonda Mulungi,
Mulungi gyendi"
It translates into:
"God is so good,
God is so good,
God is so good,
He's so good, to me"
As Mr. George Okudi has sung the song Wipolo, it is in "broken" lebLango, one of the Luo languages not really Acholi as you state!
Read a damning blog article about the original creator of the song. It is should be credited to a retired Col. of Uganda! Follow the link: http://owerahbits.blogspot.com/2007/12/composer-of-award-winning-song-wipolo.html
Does anyone happen to know if traditional Ugandan music uses anything other than the Western standard 12-tone pitch set? Or any other musical characteristics specific to this genre?
erm, am not familiar with 12 tone pitch set etc. Let's look for a music major to come and answer this question
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I am an Art Education major at an American College currently taking a class called Education and Society, topics are in poverty in America, I would like to broaden knowledge of arts in countries in need, and am bringing the spirit of Uganda into a presentation. I need translated Acholi songs sung by the youth, to juxtapose against American youth lyrics. If anyone can help!!!
i like the job you are doing but please add more Ugandan musicians like Bobi wine and Ronald.
if u want to watch the video go to musicuganda.com
and here too (Mbikooye)
Number 1 - Cindy feat Mickey Wine
Thanks for posting the video, more from Cindy and other Ugandan musicians coming.
I thnk you for the good work.
Am in need of all Chameleon,s videos and those of Bobi wine can i find them?
I don't know if Jose Chameleone or Bobi Wine has released a compilation of music videos. The best thing to do is contact both musicians through their Myspace.
In the meantime, we would also ask them for you.
i love the song zuana .i think weasel and radio are the best new artist.they are my favorite
man, I LOVE that song. I was just playing it today. I have one of george okudi's tapes from when i was in uganda, and i have such fond memories of this song. i've always been wondering about the full lyrics in luganda.
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