This is best the gift Indians can possibly give Nigerians. We spend so much time and efforts learning other people's songs but this is a compensation indeed. I am not of the Yoruba tribe but I am so proud of this. Thank you to the trainers and the children.
If they were born in Nigeria it is no big deal. Why are Africans always surprised when people from other continents speak their languages? You speak french, english etc which are not your mother's tongue.
@@BalogunTafatafa I don't argue with those whose tribes they think isn't unique. There's no competion at all but i rather implore anyone to value his or her own tribe,there's no need to start arguements or whatever other people might think but certainly and i repeat,Yoruba is a unique set of human beign. If you feel tht yours isn't unique you can look down on it,no arguements dear brothers and sisters. Yoruba race is unique and wonderful. What about yours????. Oruko ati iyi ti o ba teni l'orun ni a maa npe omo tabi idile eni.Se eya(race)re se pataki tabi ko ja mo nkan kan?. Yoruba o ni egbe(mate) we're not the same,ayaa fi omo ale Yrouba ni yio ma fi enu tenbelu iran(generation) Yoruba. Aabo oro l'anso fun omoluabi,ti o be de inu re yio di odidi. Yoruba kii se eya ti a nri fin rara oooo.Eni ti ko ba te l'orun ko lo fi ori sole loo ku danu.
What a delivery........ King Sunny Ade will see this and feel great about his work. We should be more proud of our local languages too. The world is a global stage with spaces available for everyone to display it's talent.
The title gives credit to the wrong artist, Sunny Ade. Both Sunny Ade and Ebenezer Obey are legendary musical geniuses, but this song is by the great Chief Ebenezer Obey!!! I have to commend the teachers as well as the students. The teachers are phenomenon educators; we can only guess the long hours and the energy they spent to get this type of result!!! Not only did the students sing the song beautifully, they sang it with authentic Yoruba accent! Wow! Kudos to all!!! I hope the community appreciate what these Yoruba teachers are depositing into their lovely children! Our Nigerian brothers and sisters living in India are currently being badly mistreated in India. Please showcase more of their contributions to the world!!! They are crying out that they are being killed left and right in India!!! Thank you for sharing the positive contributions they are making in India!!!
Please do more research. The song was sung by King Sunny Ade and not Ebenezer Obey. Obey, too,has a song tittled aimasiko, but it is not this one. KSA sang his own in the 70s when he returned from an overseas trip while that of Ebenezer was sung in late 80s or early 90s. " Aimasiko lo n damu eda o, oro mi lowo oluwa lowa" this is quite different from that of KSA
The fluency, the rhythm and the confidence with which they sang that spirit lifting song is remarkable. Well done,guys. An applaudable performance by the teacher
What a sonorous rendition of the song. This indeed proves that music has no boundaries and is universal. I probably need to learn some Indian songs in return 😁
When I heared this rendition, I didn't know how to express my feeling but all I can say is that this song is divine and spirit-lifing. Remember that life is in turns and the Almighty God of mysteries will grant your desires and make you fruitful. #keep believing
I wish I'm a Billionaire, I would have showered all this lady with millions of Dollars for beautifully singing these song. God Bless all of you including the master.
I will say it again, Yoruba language is probably the most spoken in heaven. Use yoruba to play any kind of music (traditional, high-life, dance songs , hip hop, afro beats, soul and gospel) you are in a state of euphoria - a scientific phenomena. use it once more to read the words of God, you are heavenly connected. Psalm 121. Emi o gbe oju mi si ori oke won ni.....
As I have declared The vagries of chance....means No one can tell the future This inability Is man's chief concern On Christ the rock I stand No vagries of fortune need trouble me more. As I have declared The will of God be done Plants don't thrive On a barren rock (koriko kin hu l'ori apata - thanks Mum for telling me what was said here 😂💕) May God's grace guide us home Grant us good fortune and Safe repatriation of profits Excellent arrangement
@@shukuratopeyemi4300 I understand your worries, it's true that some parents think it's all about speaking English but this is music, it is part of international music awareness. It doesn't mean that they speak or understand Yoruba My children have been part of a group in the UK who sang in Korea language but doesn't mean that they can speak Korea language International music exchange is all about music as music knows no border
They don't know that westernization is not civilization. Nothing wrong in speaking your native tongue. Yoruba is in no way inferior to English or any other language.
@@_adeniyi_ I can tell you with all certainty that the Yoruba language is far more superior to the English language...And this is not about me being or feeling superior...its a statement of FACT.
You would say that because you are a Yoruba man.Everyone would say that about their indigenous language.We have to wait until we get to heaven to find out.That aside the singing was awesome.
Sociological illiteracy is a major disease in Nigeria. People like you will make non-Yorubas hate what is a perfectly good song, with your ignorant and racist comment
This is a school in lagos Nigerian trying hard to sustain choral music in Nigeria. African songs most of it all,.... wait till i upload all the works i have done with them , such as Ise- Oluwa, Obong Dayeyen, iwe-kiko but to mention a few....
Infact this is impressive. Kudos to the choir master.. to all the Nigerian children learn your language.. Indian children singing Yoruba song? God bless you all.
Thank you very much for this wonderful rendition..I feel very emotional right because this song makes me remember my late father. May God continue to rest his soul..
This is best the gift Indians can possibly give Nigerians. We spend so much time and efforts learning other people's songs but this is a compensation indeed. I am not of the Yoruba tribe but I am so proud of this. Thank you to the trainers and the children.
²
❤❤❤❤
🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Well said ❤❤
❤🫶👌
I feel like their choir master deserves an accolade...... He represented us well
Fantastic. I got carried away. Good job. Reminded me of 70s church atmosphere
They didn’t just sing the song they sang it beautifully.... it’s pleasant to hear. They sound like native speakers
DESCENDANTS OF WHERE KING SUNNY ADE IS FROM IN INDIA ....LOVE THE WHOLE LOT YOU..
Yes, they did!
@@justinaodobo3118 in India? 🙄
This is awesome, as a Nigerian and Yoruba man I'm so proud of these teens. Incredible performance
I'm sure King Sunny Ade will be even more proud.
I like the way the choir are swaying in time to the music.
If I were to be listening to this through an audio and not video I might doubt it. I rate them 100%
Honestly!
This proves to me that there is nothing impossible with determination and hardworking. These people really deserve an award.
If they were born in Nigeria it is no big deal. Why are Africans always surprised when people from other continents speak their languages? You speak french, english etc which are not your mother's tongue.
In fact they actually sang the song as if they speak Yoruba fluently.That’s great 👍.God bless you all.
God bless the conductor, and the choir master.
This is so nice Indian students singing Yoruba song. I am impressed.
I assume they live in Nigeria.
@@favouritegirlnow yes
Indians have a long and rich history like the Yoruba. God bless those peoples.
I'm proud to be a Yoruba citizen. We're unique set of human beign,no story about that. God bless Yoruba Nation.
AMEN
Every tribe is unique, none is superior to other ,tribe shouldnt be a thing of show .
"unique set of human beign" Completely rubbish statement. SMH...
@@BalogunTafatafa I don't argue with those whose tribes they think isn't unique. There's no competion at all but i rather implore anyone to value his or her own tribe,there's no need to start arguements or whatever other people might think but certainly and i repeat,Yoruba is a unique set of human beign. If you feel tht yours isn't unique you can look down on it,no arguements dear brothers and sisters. Yoruba race is unique and wonderful. What about yours????. Oruko ati iyi ti o ba teni l'orun ni a maa npe omo tabi idile eni.Se eya(race)re se pataki tabi ko ja mo nkan kan?. Yoruba o ni egbe(mate) we're not the same,ayaa fi omo ale Yrouba ni yio ma fi enu tenbelu iran(generation) Yoruba. Aabo oro l'anso fun omoluabi,ti o be de inu re yio di odidi. Yoruba kii se eya ti a nri fin rara oooo.Eni ti ko ba te l'orun ko lo fi ori sole loo ku danu.
@@akinfolayanakinsola544
My Dear,
Please educate me, I would like to know in which way Yuruba are unique people?
Music knows no bound,it has no boundaries, it's universal.
What a delivery........ King Sunny Ade will see this and feel great about his work. We should be more proud of our local languages too. The world is a global stage with spaces available for everyone to display it's talent.
Rotimi please is the song ksa's or eo's
@@halidsheriff8002 KSA's
The title gives credit to the wrong artist, Sunny Ade. Both Sunny Ade and Ebenezer Obey are legendary musical geniuses, but this song is by the great Chief Ebenezer Obey!!! I have to commend the teachers as well as the students. The teachers are phenomenon educators; we can only guess the long hours and the energy they spent to get this type of result!!! Not only did the students sing the song beautifully, they sang it with authentic Yoruba accent! Wow! Kudos to all!!!
I hope the community appreciate what these Yoruba teachers are depositing into their lovely children! Our Nigerian brothers and sisters living in India are currently being badly mistreated in India. Please showcase more of their contributions to the world!!! They are crying out that they are being killed left and right in India!!!
Thank you for sharing the positive contributions they are making in India!!!
Please do more research. The song was sung by King Sunny Ade and not Ebenezer Obey. Obey, too,has a song tittled aimasiko, but it is not this one. KSA sang his own in the 70s when he returned from an overseas trip while that of Ebenezer was sung in late 80s or early 90s. " Aimasiko lo n damu eda o, oro mi lowo oluwa lowa" this is quite different from that of KSA
@@zakurajahthegreat2724The song title is Ile Labo Sinmi Oko by KSA
The fluency, the rhythm and the confidence with which they sang that spirit lifting song is remarkable. Well done,guys. An applaudable performance by the teacher
I'm impressed if I av my way I'll like this post one million times
This is great.
We're beginning to wake up and get things right as Africans.
Well done people. Excellently done.
It's so glorious
As a Yoruba person I’m more than impressed. This was a perfect rendition. 😀
Bravo to you all,Indians I love you more for this.Through you I was able to understand the verses better than before
Three years later, I am still very proud of these children and their coach.
As a Yoruba woman, I say thank you to you all.❤❤❤
What a sonorous rendition of the song. This indeed proves that music has no boundaries and is universal. I probably need to learn some Indian songs in return 😁
God bless king sunny Ade for this classic.
Oduduwa to the world
Forget the Oduduwa stuff , the catholic church sing in all languages
Weldone everybody......we are one. And we will always be one..
Woah!
I'm blown away😭
This is so nice,
Love from 🇳🇬
JESUS reign forever, Hallelujah.
Amen
Why is no one talking about the person who must've tutored them? Kudos!
This is super amazing. Kudos to the entire team behind this. I'm sure KSA will be super excited when he sees this. Long life wishes to King Sunny Ade.
When I heared this rendition, I didn't know how to express my feeling but all I can say is that this song is divine and spirit-lifing. Remember that life is in turns and the Almighty God of mysteries will grant your desires and make you fruitful. #keep believing
Can't believe my ears.I'm a Nigerian chorister. I can't sing that song.I'm proud of you guys.nice.I'm highly impressed.
Are they not born in Nigeria?
No.they're Indians. Its a language school.
So beautiful children of God of universal. Now I understand when Bible said that heaven will be all tribes.
God is great
This awesome am proud to be a Nigerian and a yoruba girl😍😍😍
Cn we chat via whatsapp
Am also proud to have a namesake from Yoruba😚
@@christineolise5466 😍😍😍😍 hi Christine
@@alanichristiana1348
Hiiiii namesake
Gud eveni
Strange repeattance
I wish I'm a Billionaire, I would have showered all this lady with millions of Dollars for beautifully singing these song. God Bless all of you including the master.
Wow! This is so beautiful, indian student singing yoruba song. Honestly, they really did well.
I will say it again, Yoruba language is probably the most spoken in heaven. Use yoruba to play any kind of music (traditional, high-life, dance songs , hip hop, afro beats, soul and gospel) you are in a state of euphoria - a scientific phenomena. use it once more to read the words of God, you are heavenly connected.
Psalm 121. Emi o gbe oju mi si ori oke won ni.....
This is a replica of speaking in tongues as contained in the Acts of the Apostles. God bless you, Indians.
Correct
I wonder how long it took them to master that piece. The words are so clear and the tone so perfect. Weldone guys
They did so perfectly well 😃😃
Good teacher too
BEAUTIFUL! I'm so proud of my language. Yoruba language to the world!!!
As I have declared
The vagries of chance....means
No one can tell the future
This inability
Is man's chief concern
On Christ the rock I stand
No vagries of fortune need trouble me more.
As I have declared
The will of God be done
Plants don't thrive
On a barren rock (koriko kin hu l'ori apata - thanks Mum for telling me what was said here 😂💕)
May God's grace guide us home
Grant us good fortune and
Safe repatriation of profits
Excellent arrangement
Awesome translation..Wa gbayi..Omor🤜🤛
Nice 1,while some Yorubas will not allow their children to speak the language. kudos to you guys.
If care is not taken these guy would eventually tutor their children their language in the future.
@@shukuratopeyemi4300 I understand your worries, it's true that some parents think it's all about speaking English but this is music, it is part of international music awareness. It doesn't mean that they speak or understand Yoruba
My children have been part of a group in the UK who sang in Korea language but doesn't mean that they can speak Korea language
International music exchange is all about music as music knows no border
They don't know that westernization is not civilization. Nothing wrong in speaking your native tongue. Yoruba is in no way inferior to English or any other language.
Nice one
@@_adeniyi_ I can tell you with all certainty that the Yoruba language is far more superior to the English language...And this is not about me being or feeling superior...its a statement of FACT.
Whaoooo! This is wonderful. Indeed inspiring! I am really impressed. God bless the choristers.
Human race is one big family indeed.
This is wonderful. Fellow Yoruba people rise up and be proud of your golden worldwide accepted dialect.
A very silly thing to say. They could have sang in igbo and Urhobo for all that matters
Yoruba language is probably the most spoken in heaven, and when you use it again to sing biblical themes, it sounds extraterrestrial.
Really, how do you know it is the most spoken language in heaven? Have you been to heaven and back? Prove it with evidence. SMH...
You would say that because you are a Yoruba man.Everyone would say that about their indigenous language.We have to wait until we get to heaven to find out.That aside the singing was awesome.
Sociological illiteracy is a major disease in Nigeria. People like you will make non-Yorubas hate what is a perfectly good song, with your ignorant and racist comment
@@prospektarty1513 why this your obvious jealousy..
Well done to the choristers and the choir master. Towards the end the different harmonies contrasted beautifully. Nice.
Awwww,this so amazing and beautiful,u deserve several applaud from me,👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 and thumbs up,👍👍👍👍👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿.
Wooooow.. This is so sweet & beautiful ✨..
Watching & enjoying listening 👂 to them with tears of peace rolling down from My eyes 👀
Lovely. Kudos to their teacher and to them. Great work
Tinuuuuuuuuuuu
@@YinkusBites Yinkaaaaaaa
I love it! This is really beautiful. Clean and clear words and tone. The music director is a gem!
I am so proud of my yoruba heritage. Such a beautiful languages
Watching in April 2023. My jam❤, makes me so emotional and it gives me hope for a better future
They deserve a standing ovation👏👏👏👏👏
This is a school in lagos Nigerian trying hard to sustain choral music in Nigeria. African songs most of it all,.... wait till i upload all the works i have done with them , such as Ise- Oluwa, Obong Dayeyen, iwe-kiko but to mention a few....
Am so much impressed this people are just too perfect I love India 🇮🇳 wit their good voice... respect 🙌🙌
The caption made me click without hesitation. The content deserves and award from the yourba music world because you guys killed it 💜 👏 ❤
Am a Nigerian and don't know if I can memorize that language and sang along like they just did❤❤❤❤❤
This is COMMENDABLE.
The singing Troupe are Marvellous.
Music-Conductor, should be applauded, for job well done.
Two Thumbs Up.
Absolutely awesome.....you must have done loads of work to come out this melodious and beautiful. Kudos
Infact this is impressive. Kudos to the choir master.. to all the Nigerian children learn your language.. Indian children singing Yoruba song? God bless you all.
Wonderful is an understatement...the kids are Great!
Beautiful and awesome.. I thank God Almighty for these great talents ..
I love listening to the song .. Their voice is unique
Omg I'm impressed 😍 God bless you guys for sharing this 💓
Goosebumps all over my body. Well done y'all
I tell you. Even shedding tears of joy
Waaaoo!!!! Old song of King Sunny Ade. Thumbs up for them. They sang it so well 👍👍
Thought ebenezer obey sung this
The tenor singer hit all notes perfectly. Nice presentation
The best song and the best language in the world easy for everyone to learn with high sweet voice
Oh my God. This is unbelievable. They even got the accent right
Wo! So greatly to hearing Indians girls and boys singing Yoruba so distinctively! I’m really proud of them.
If I come next generation. I will go to my nation. Oodua nation
They all have beautiful voices kudos to them
You are all blessed. Thank you so much. May your talent continue to flourish.🙏
Wao,it's perfectly done,very melodious good wish journey home Christian song by KSA .Bravo.
This so beautiful
The fact i understand everything they are singing is so beautiful 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Going job to the instructor and choristers 🎉🎉🎉
My kudos goes to the choir master, you've done a great job sir, God bless you and your choir
I am proud to be a Yoruba, and I proud of this youngster and the pioneers. Thank you for making my day.
This is awesome 😎 in all ramifications. Forsooth, this is the power of music 🎵🎶. Kudos to the Indian Students.
This is one of the most beautiful videos I have seen in my life
Amazing presentation !!
I am 100% per cent impressed with their performance. Yoruba native speakers couldn't have sung it any better.
Wow. Just wow. It is not only pleasing to my eyes, but pleasing to my ears too. This is beautiful
A Big thanks to Aron for giving us such an opportunity to perform at the world voice day
Wao! Wao! Wao! Incredible. What a great choirmaster. Nice work. God bless the choir.
Oh! I love this bravo to Indian students.
Like seriously? This is astounding!!!!! 🥰🥰🥰🥰🤩🤩🤩👋🏼👋🏼👋🏼👋🏼
I so much love this performance
Oh Great! Kudos guys,
God bless you all.....
This is what happens if we fail to value what we have,see d beauty of that song
Wow beautiful. God bless the teacher
Excellent you, choir master!!!!🤩
He really tried!
They got everything right. Kudos
This is so beautiful ! The delivery is excellent
God bless the students and the teacher! So so touching
I cried watching this🥺🥺🥺. Proud Yoruba girl ❤️🥺
Thank you very much for this wonderful rendition..I feel very emotional right because this song makes me remember my late father. May God continue to rest his soul..
This is very lovely.
Excellent Delivery
This gave me goosebumps. Well done
Aaaah!
All I could say is WOW WOW WOW!
So amazing! I am proud of my tribe'Yoruba'. Aji se bi Oyo laa ri ,Oyo ki se bi baba anybody. Bravo! Cest bon!
Love it..
They are wonderful
Beautiful rendition of the Sunny Ade's Classic!
Bravo!