Dad on the wheels driving a land Rover 106 heading to town in a dusty road . With the mulemena jams in the vehicle the mood was nostalgic ...good memories
loving it from zimbabwe. am of zambian descent.my grandpa came from luangwa.my father used to play these guys when we were kids.even though we cannot speak the language we could relate.thanks for uploading and giving us the translation.
I have liked your comment, and I am not going to give you an easy break. One Zambia 🇿🇲 one Nation! Zambia 🇿🇲 has always been there to liberate the whole SADC region. At their expense too. You are a Zambezian / aka Zimbabwe 🇿🇼. I just want to know why, you don’t speak 🗣 your grandfather’s language. This time don’t blame White Africans for that. I remember 18 April 1980 very well. Don’t allow the Russians and Chinese, add the Britain 🇬🇧 to distort post Independence history. I am Nguni, went through worse than you. I am at home 🏡, wherever you find a Ngoni, starting from Tanzania 🇹🇿 to Zambia 🇿🇲 Malawi 🇲🇼, Zimbabwe 🇿🇼, Mozambique 🇲🇿, Swaziland 🇸🇿 and South Africa 🇿🇦.
love this track. don't understand a single word but keep replaying it. used to listen back in Zimbabwe in the 90s. now playing it in UK brings back memories
Look for the Lyrics and find a translator, otherwise you are missing out. Playing it right now, greetings 🖖🏿 from Kent . “ Briefly it’s about a woman not getting 🤰 pregnant, and she is being blamed, but cause of the problem it’s the man getting too drunk everyday. So a Nganga, aka Diviner prescribe the Heart ❤️ of an Ant 🐜 or the Tooth 🦷 of a European. Hospital 🏥 Doctor 👩⚕️, said the woman 👩 was fine. The man is the problem. Get second opinion from a Bemba speaking Zambia 🇿🇲, I am a Nguni .
This use to remind me of my father who used to say never believe in tradition doctors but always pray to God for solution May you rest in piece papa love you
These guys plus Paul Ngozi, Rikki Ililonga , Pitchen Kazembe revolutionized music in Zambia, love them all though i was too young to understand then in the 70s. Wish i could go back, when local banzi was one ngwe. kikikikikiki
The real thing about this kind of music is that its so real such that u even feel real about your self. Daily situations we go through. What a real generation it was with its real people!❤❤❤
@smalaulo Basically, it is talking about a woman going around Zambia looking for fertility treatment in order to have a child. She first visits a traditional healer who tells her to try all sorts of remedies but to no avail. She eventually goes to a medical doctor. After some tests, the doctor concludes that it is the husband who has a problem. He always comes too drunk to perform properly during the process of baby making.
Growing up listening to such music from my father despite not having a good relationship will him since they got divorced with mom, my life became hell😪😪😌😌
Mulumena Boys songs were the best to my late dad We would dance at Christmas over night as well as New years eve. Those days it was better. Anyone can come to join not now?!!!! The world of junkies bwafya 🙌🙌🙌🙌 80s 👏👏👏👏
classic !!!!!!!!!!!! am still keeping the cassette of this album as a memento i found it by chance 5 yrs ago.used to listen to the songs in the 80s in malawi (mbc)kudos baleke!!
Reminds me of our childhood days on weekends when dad would be home....cleaning his music systems, records(made of plastic), cassettes, videos and arranging his music and films (not movies) ... mom baking her bakes....us the children playing in the long straight corridor using the cushions....wow! What a life!
Brings great memories when I was growing up in kabompo,kalulushi,late 70s ,dad and mom would dance to these songs...the home was full of life..my mom being Zambian and dad Malawian it was all love and laughter
so inspiration....I look back years when I was kid...my uncle owned a Tavern in nwgerere 6 miles...these were classics...kudos for uploading...will forever cherish this music
My people, I have been looking for the song "Tshibangu". It was a hit in the 80s but I can't find it on youtube. Please help. Another hit is Ba Shimagi. Someone somewhere might have it. Thank you very much. Bless.
I think the Tshibangu song you are referring to was a song called 'Chibangu wa ya' by The Mashabe Band. The Ba Shimagi you are referring to is I think 'Nshili Malonda' by Nashil Pichen Kazembe which has the refrain 'Bashi Maggie' in it. Hope you find them!!
Am only 20 and I found more sense in this old music 🎶 truly old is gold 🥇
Continue,there is a lot of sense to get
Nice African Music. Love from Togo ❤️🎶🇹🇬🇿🇲
Good song for Zambia
We are all one , African music
@@FrankLupakanya Sure Brother. I love all traditional African music ❤️🎶💪🏾
That Ka voice coming from the background is the icing on this jam plus the pure instruments , well done mulemena boys
I was a boy now iam all grown married and a parent. I learn alot from these tracks..Old is Gold down memory lane🙏
True story
Dad on the wheels driving a land Rover 106 heading to town in a dusty road . With the mulemena jams in the vehicle the mood was nostalgic ...good memories
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I do enjoying to listen old music
My father too ,right now remembering my father MHSRIP 😢
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loving it from zimbabwe. am of zambian descent.my grandpa came from luangwa.my father used to play these guys when we were kids.even though we cannot speak the language we could relate.thanks for uploading and giving us the translation.
i can relate. i will make it a point that i will learn two zambian languages in the next two years. i feel at home when i listen to this music
Great music nothing beats such even in 2022
I have liked your comment, and I am not going to give you an easy break. One Zambia 🇿🇲 one Nation! Zambia 🇿🇲 has always been there to liberate the whole SADC region. At their expense too. You are a Zambezian / aka Zimbabwe 🇿🇼. I just want to know why, you don’t speak 🗣 your grandfather’s language. This time don’t blame White Africans for that. I remember 18 April 1980 very well. Don’t allow the Russians and Chinese, add the Britain 🇬🇧 to distort post Independence history. I am Nguni, went through worse than you. I am at home 🏡, wherever you find a Ngoni, starting from Tanzania 🇹🇿 to Zambia 🇿🇲 Malawi 🇲🇼, Zimbabwe 🇿🇼, Mozambique 🇲🇿, Swaziland 🇸🇿 and South Africa 🇿🇦.
@@munyambara hope you have learnt one or two
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Time check March 25th 2024 still listening to this banger
love this track. don't understand a single word but keep replaying it. used to listen back in Zimbabwe in the 90s. now playing it in UK brings back memories
The translation is given bellow by Emmanuel Zyambo just scroll down I found it very interesting..
Look for the Lyrics and find a translator, otherwise you are missing out. Playing it right now, greetings 🖖🏿 from Kent . “ Briefly it’s about a woman not getting 🤰 pregnant, and she is being blamed, but cause of the problem it’s the man getting too drunk everyday. So a Nganga, aka Diviner prescribe the Heart ❤️ of an Ant 🐜 or the Tooth 🦷 of a European. Hospital 🏥 Doctor 👩⚕️, said the woman 👩 was fine. The man is the problem. Get second opinion from a Bemba speaking Zambia 🇿🇲, I am a Nguni .
Wow! Thank you am Zambia and listening from UK in 2023 ,July 15.
This is huge
May The Good Lord Bless You
When can't stop playing this sweet song. Plying it now...
Let me see those playing this song in 2019
Such songs remind me of mum
2020 - still listening this is pure music!!!
still listening
One of them playing it ma men it's really pure rythm
still playing it in 2021
This song remind me of old days ,when I was young and my grandfather used to send me Ku tarven to buy chibuku.
😂😂😂 chibuku
🤣 🤣 🤣
Kkkkkk truly
😂😂chibuku and chikanda
KKK we used the same route
This use to remind me of my father who used to say never believe in tradition doctors but always pray to God for solution
May you rest in piece papa love you
These songs are very dear to me,my memories of ZAMBIA are most fond.Tieni pamodzi ndimtima umodzi ZAMBIA.
Hello
It always sounds like it was recorded yesterday, this is what music ought to be.
Rest in peace mum...... This music reminds me of the early 90's when u danced to it.... the years will never be the same....
Whos here in 2021
I miss The good old days
These guys plus Paul Ngozi, Rikki Ililonga , Pitchen Kazembe revolutionized music in Zambia, love them all though i was too young to understand then in the 70s. Wish i could go back, when local banzi was one ngwe. kikikikikiki
The nostalgia ❤❤. Epic, classic and golden music that will never die.❤❤
The real thing about this kind of music is that its so real such that u even feel real about your self. Daily situations we go through. What a real generation it was with its real people!❤❤❤
@smalaulo Basically, it is talking about a woman going around Zambia looking for fertility treatment in order to have a child. She first visits a traditional healer who tells her to try all sorts of remedies but to no avail. She eventually goes to a medical doctor. After some tests, the doctor concludes that it is the husband who has a problem. He always comes too drunk to perform properly during the process of baby making.
What language is this? Being Shona, can pick up a lot from it but then again
Can you kindly write the original words so we could sing along correctly
@@tarirai Its Bemba
I really miss my dad when I play this song ❤️🥰❤️ and very educative song
Powerful message
Indeed truly Zambian and African music
Great stuff❤💯🇿🇲
2020 gather here with thumbs up
It is Elita. It is a rather humorous slap on African belief in the traditional doctor.
Music with alot of message. Unfiltered music...Thanks to RUclips for preserving our culture
I am a true Zambian and can't stop enjoying mulemena boys
Will he 40 years in 3 years time, how time flies. Fpund my parentsnplayong this amd here I am listening. Time check 18 july 2024. 22:12 Old is gold!
This is music that has stood the test of time.
Live wire undiluted, moral building and culture at large i love it
Music that connects well with your soul
Legends! Kalipinde chezera, Ridgeway Hotel, Lusaka, folks Nights. One Zambia 🇿🇲 One Nation, Chagwa chitenje. Memories memories Mulemena Boys done ✅
Home is home still listening to these songs 2020
Growing up listening to such music from my father despite not having a good relationship will him since they got divorced with mom, my life became hell😪😪😌😌
Am only 20years old but I found more sense in old music, truly old is gold 🥇
Mulumena Boys songs were the best to my late dad
We would dance at Christmas over night as well as New years eve. Those days it was better. Anyone can come to join not now?!!!! The world of junkies bwafya 🙌🙌🙌🙌
80s 👏👏👏👏
Fond memories rip grandmum, mum and Dad.
This music will never die, it’s our heritage zambia and Africa to the world,
Even though I listened to this kind of music when I was so young , I was knew it was great music! Big thanks to the fallen authentic musicians!
Mahottellagbb
These songs remind me of my late father, Dad may your soul rest in eternal peace
This reminds me of my late father..continue resting in peace…
2020 still a classic
Am with you sis 2020
Eee
No lie
Quite nostalgic. Memories of old friends and relatives. Are we going to live with that type of real music?
These songs just remind me of my dad, I can literally feel his presence whenever I listen to such songs ❤
classic !!!!!!!!!!!! am still keeping the cassette of this album as a memento i found it by chance 5 yrs ago.used to listen to the songs in the 80s in malawi (mbc)kudos baleke!!
This was a hit song when I enrolled into shcool grade one, ironically I was from "mikomfwa" Luanshya
Always missing mum nd dad whenever i play these songs
Who is here with me 2021 beautiful music
Rest in perfect peace baKebby , you really loved this song, eish hits different without you
Reminds me of our childhood days on weekends when dad would be home....cleaning his music systems, records(made of plastic), cassettes, videos and arranging his music and films (not movies) ... mom baking her bakes....us the children playing in the long straight corridor using the cushions....wow! What a life!
instruments amazing....
Brings great memories when I was growing up in kabompo,kalulushi,late 70s ,dad and mom would dance to these songs...the home was full of life..my mom being Zambian and dad Malawian it was all love and laughter
i have never heard any trucks that has such meaning in the song.............i just love kalindula
Am in mikomfwa luanshya copper belt province 24th August,2020.
Beautiful soothing music of the soul. Music that lasts a taste of time. To be missed by all.
so inspiration....I look back years when I was kid...my uncle owned a Tavern in nwgerere 6 miles...these were classics...kudos for uploading...will forever cherish this music
This is the closest we can get to our Old music
Among the great memories is this piece. A classic of the Mulemena boys.
"These songs will always be immortal"
Dad on my mind.... beautiful piece of art.
Brings back old memories 🥺🥰
thanx 4 e translation
i love mulemena to bits...
2023 am still listening this interested song mulemena boys
Miss you Ba'Chocky...you used to love Mulemena Boys ....May your soul continue to rest in eternal peace ❤❤❤
23 may 2023.....still playing and am only 26yrs always miss my parents
imma play dis song in this 2021......we dont have to lose our culture....
We've missed you mulemena
This was wonderful music
I have no proper discription for the legend, but these were musicians not these kids of today 😢😢😢
Continue to rest in peace 😭
Legendary, pure, sweet music
My father sitting in a thatched kitchen while smoking his cigarettes listening to these songs. I miss my humble father.
Old songs reminds me of my late father Mr Joseph Simpubila Simudibu
Memories of yesteryear... nice stuff from the Mulemena boys back then in the 80's
Truly old Z beats is far beyond any new ones
Wow! So touchy, I remember these songs. I even saw a picture where me and my father stayed when I was 7.
Mulemena boys brings old memories and teaches in all areas of human life. Really u were grants of music.
The music that never dies
oh man i misss zambia
Cant understand a word, but love it 🇳🇱🇬🇭❤️🇿🇲
Here in 2023,July 15 and making more sense than today's music. Or maybe am living in the past ?.
I do enjoy this beautiful song
what a nice song,l cn ply it the whole nite.this is truly Zambian music
Beautiful song!
Am far from ma parents I always lestening to this song to easy the pain of missing them ❤️♥️❤️♥️❤️♥️
Dad loved this jam,mhsrip
These were the old days when my father in law used to play these songs as were going to the to eat nsomba
Missing dad but he is still alive in solwezi good memories dad
I 59 still enjoying this pk sounds
A timeless classic
Proudly zambian ..i know were i come from
Old is gold
Missing you daddy 😢😢
Drink responsibly remember you have matrimonial duties 😂
Hahahahaha tell them baba!
I remember those days when i was not even married and when this song comes on CNBC i will leave whatever i could do
I love the music so badly
typical zambian version......heart of the ant!!!!!impossible
Our Zambian rhythm!
This music reminds me of my late uncle Chrisford Mwelwa Malama, Uncle Cables. RIP
music so nice that it causes the heart to ache 😢
Great one man.
Old is gold ❤
this was songs not this one we listen ati eleputika
they were legends
My people, I have been looking for the song "Tshibangu". It was a hit in the 80s but I can't find it on youtube. Please help. Another hit is Ba Shimagi. Someone somewhere might have it. Thank you very much. Bless.
I think the Tshibangu song you are referring to was a song called 'Chibangu wa ya' by The Mashabe Band. The Ba Shimagi you are referring to is I think 'Nshili Malonda' by Nashil Pichen Kazembe which has the refrain 'Bashi Maggie' in it. Hope you find them!!
Thank you very much. I got them.
Old is gold..