When I was an undergraduate studing at Federal Polytechnic Offa, each time I play Dr. Orlando Owoh songs my neighbours will be wondering how an Igbo boy could be enjoying African Keneeries 😅😅😅😅 love you legend, gone but not forgotten
(2020). Make your "like" vote count if you among the brethren listening to this evergreen song by Legend himself Dr Orland Owon in year 2020. Love everything about the song, well rhythmically well composed. Continue Resting Baba Orlando. Never see anyone that natural talent ever come close or sing naturally like Baba Owoh since his demised. Love you baba with great respect, I wish Young Generation would continue to listening to songs of Legends like this and other evergreen songs 🎵.
This is 2022 and I still listen to this master piece directly from RUclips in my car not minding the data consumption. I am in my 40s now but this enigma is one of my best musicians even my less than 10 years old son who hasn't been born when the immortal Orlando passed ON to the grant beyond knows his song. I remember playing logba logba in the car sometimes last year, was really proud when my son was maiming the song. Rest on great one. Chief Dr Orlando owoh Dr b4 Dr.
Baba Orlando was a legendary musician that cannot be forgotten, each time I play his albums, I feel at ease I'm in my 60, I can't do without hearing kenneries baba oladiipo Owohmoyela you are great rest on oko Folashade
Rest in peace Orlando Owoh. My late wife wondered why i love your songs so much with my cosmoplitan ubringing. Ur deep words on life helped my healing eventually when i lost her. I infected everyone in my house with the love of your song. I pray you both continue to rest in your maker.
I watch him playing on the stage at sport club Oshogbo in Osun state and I also saw him in person about two to three times. He's just natural with is songs and he never struggle putting them together. He's naturally and peculiarly gifted. R.I.P Kennedy master, we will always love you.
Baba Orlando Owoh has conquered my heart! I so love his music. Listening from Italy. I have been listening to this track for 4 hours now. I particularly like the ending of the song where he introduced "Elumo keke elumo" to conclude the whole story of his experience. It is a short song in a story I knew when I was a child. I have forgotten the story but this song revived everything in me. I love you Baba. Live on through your voice and your art. ❤❤❤
Dr. Orlando Owoh music serves as Inspiration to me wen I was in d higher institution. Even wen there is no food to eat I listen to his songs and I keep going. RIP Kennery Father.
Eni ija oba tonperare lokunrin..Only men of wisdom would understand that statement.. Rest in peace baba Orlando, I was only 4years old when this song came out and here I am today blasting it on the street of Houston, baba modupe temi oo
My people, you said it well. He was a great musician that did not get the recognition he deserved. We loved and still love him in Ondo, may his legacy and inspirations continue to live on. What you quoted is my most take away from this song even though I listened as a child.....stay blessed!!!
Lol. Infact, time never waits for no one. I was 9 yrs old then. Life is only valuable when we make use of time to make positive impact. Dr Olando owoh made good impact in the Music world.
Kudos goes to you Dr Orlando Owoh for your good work laids down for all your fans all over the world.Three ✊✊✊ gbosa for you Baba.May your gentle soul rest in perfect peace.God bless Naija.Listening from 🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪. Respect Baba sun re ooo.
Waoh, I started listening to Papa's music since 1975 when I was living with my brother at Oyo, then i was . in form3 at Fiditigrams. Kennerys music is unique. Owomoyelas music is filled with nolstagiic feeling anytime I'm listening to the music even till today , anywhere in my car , party and in the house. RIP Pa Orlando and that your evergreen music still linger on, adieu
as an edo guy born by edo parents who hapens to hear little of d language, my late dad love his music nd ebenizers songs so much dat i started picking some early life instructions nd life correctional facts . frm dr lyrics . love d old songs not d meaningless gabage we hv nw. may d soul of d departed rest on in peace. amen
This is 2024,I love his music with passion!!! I play his music in my car,on the U-TUBE, Abroad and everywhere,my children also fall in love with his music bcos of the fact that it makes a lot of sense to them, giving them the inspiration they could not get from the modern day music....it gives me joy playing and dancing to his music...RIP DR. ORLANDO. We miss you but your music lives on!!!
Legend legend and legend,late dr Orlando owoh highly woged Owomoyela,lord kennery.2020 covid19 but listening to this song makes me healthy,so thy said health is wealth 🍷❤,am i the only kennery lover ?
My neighbor make me love Dr Orlando music . Because he plays it everyday and I like his music and how the instrumentalist kill it too . Continue to rest in peace sir .
I’m enjoying and getting inspired by Dr late ICON Orlando Owoh with his proverbial!!! And, inter- involving with the genius poetic delivery of music would forever remain evergreen…. Love you baba the Africa Kennery king…
Mo dupe o, oro mi j'ope lo o Baba. I use this lyrics to thank God from the bottom of my heart every time I consider the goodness of God in my life. Still singing it in 2023 and on... Thank you God
Whenever I want to think deeply about life,I listen to Dr Orlando Owoh right from Year 2000 my tertiary institution days and till today year 2020 ...RIP Dr Orlando Owoh......you are a Great legend...sleep on💔
A master piece..I thank my Dad once again for instilling good music into our childhood. This is one song that is heavily instructional. Eni ja oba ti npe rere l'okunrin...
I love Orlando Owoh With passion! I'm an IGBO guy but baba remains my precious and favorite from Yoruba land. I understand everything he said in this nice song.
Feel the metaphor "Abere sonu, won lo gbe sango; epe ma ti po ju ohun to sonu lo". The future of our African languages and expression lie in the works of art of old.....Rest in Peace Oladipupo Owomoyela
It is because U’ve fought some great battles (inner-psychological (Spiritual) warfare) most likely from very young age, and won or maybe still on ur journey to undisputed...subconsciously or consciously... ( U laughed at the undisputed right?? It is a lot of war we have evidently created for ourselves in the name of some external authority!!!! Now what happens with Baba... is that; Orlando have this high vibrational tone that is therapeutic to hardship & sorrow (that tone is connected to our immortal ancestors and existence as well, it comes from an existential material that rectifies, repair and revive itself. So our people that are actively and highly emotional or sensitive, are also compassionate... whatever word anyone wants to use but compassion is connected to intelligence, compassion is actually like 85 to 90 percent intelligence....which is exactly that existential material that revive itself within our soul and spirit....So this is the tone that your genetic patterns is revisiting... Our ancestors utilize this weaponry during their unthinkable times and it will resonates forever... it is simply the height of intelligence. (O’wun ARO) Please tel me you understand....
One of my favorites tracks ever, Orlando Owoh is so underrated, he's in the league of the likes of Ebenezer Obey and KSA but people criminally underrate him, RIP baba.
still i know and love him here in germany... :-) although i don´t understand the lyrics, i LOVE the lion voice and the vibes of the music! love and greetings
I disagree with you that he was criminally labelled because of what he believed in. He was a social reformer like late Fela Anikulapo. While they were here with us, they were grossly misunderstood. In any event, may their souls rest in peace. They are gone but their music lives on. Have a great weekend.
One of the best of Orlando tracks. My love for his type of music cannot be expressed adequately in words. I love him. May his gentle soul continue to rest in perfect peace.
Am addicted to music, various types but this is very unique, I get this sense of belonging whenever I listen to Orlando, am very proud to be a Yoruba, rest on sir.
I am playing this song after going through a bitter experience and that staement enter my bones..Eni iya o ba, to n pera e lokunirin ....Ibi aiye bami de, mo ma dupe temi...
Simply the best. "Abere Sonu won lo gbe sango, epe ma ti po j'oun to sonu lo" "Ota mi moti kilo titi olo ni pada lehin mi, afopina to fe pa'na suya ni, eran a ma beran lori 'na ni" Those who thumped down are either not knowledgable, ignorant or enemies of Creativity. RIP Chief Orlando Owoh.
Today i am 78 years old, the late genius was my senior at Emmanuel Schl. Ado Ekiti in early 50s. ,He used to compose songs when our school play football matches, he will name all eleven players in a melodic way. He sang some unpublished compositions in his early days. Great guy. I leave in Maryland USA today. To God I give all the Glory. Lawani.
As I'm listening to Orlando Owoh now in Malaysia, I'm weeping because the thought of where he got the instincts of this great talent keeps bothering me. Dear Baba Orlando, how I wish you are still alive to get care and love from your admirers of my generation. I love you die Baba ooooo.
Unless you meant something completely different. But if you meant someone to continue with Orlando Owoh's musical prowess, it's very impossible. I personally have credited Orlando with his own genre, while that may have been too farfetched.... The point is that the ability to sing & make good music is a god-given talent. I've never seen or learned of any great musician whose offspring possess the same musical talent. Their children only try to carry on the legacies as much as they can try - not the Seun/Femi/Kunle Anikulapo of the world, not the Orlando Owoh's children of the world, not the Halimat Omowura of the world or the Tolu Obey of the world.. Listen to Oriki Ojo part 2 by Orlando Owoh - "ise orin kiko, ani ko gba'gbara, ise ere sise, olodumare lo un fun ni'se..."
Listening to Orlando owoh always bring the memories of me growing up at owo and my father always play this song when he draws his plan.. R.I.P. Dad.. I miss you now and forever .. playing this song now is Chicago is a blessing ..
Dead but living, a gifted singer, a voice and melody like no other, greatest singer of this genre of music in the 20th century. A great scion of Oduduwa, sleep on. You music will filter to generations. Tunji Akande.
Forever inspiring! when I'm down, I listen to this song and lift up my head back up sgaiin!..Bose wu KO buru to, mosi ma ba won debe sehunre! Orlando State Of Mind!forever green!
Baba Kennery, I can't stop listening to ur music, bcos eee get as ee be.... I derived sense each time I played any of ur songs.... I often listen to ur songs with dat, dey do call me old sch guy, evergreen music....rest on baba Orlando...
Simple the best Orlando owoh , may your soul rest in peace (RIP) and again Kunle Orlando its really shows that you'er taking the step of your late father ,kunle you sings so goooood ,so keep it up little young man of God and may the glory of God keepon shinning on you every day and night so shall it be because he's the almighty father the Alfa and Omega the powerful father so i wish you the best in all you lays your hands on Amen😘🌏
I love this misic, I miss my lovely Dad seriously whenever i listen to this music...Baba Ayelabola Ayeola with his cold 3-3 beer when listening to those musics 💪💪 my super hero I miss you.. I can't wait to see you again sound and healthy....❤️❤️....#from Florida
Leave the thumbs down fellas, they dont know........ if you know you know,the day I listen to this song, I danced to stupor in the office ooooooo, chaiiiiiiii this man ........ ona da ka awon olote mayinbon je , Baba nse temi lowolowo..... THUMBS UP ALL THE WAY .MAY YOU FIND REST IN THE BOSOM OF THE ALMIGHTY
Afopina to fe pana suya ni,eran ma ba eran lori ina ni(No weapon fashioned against me shall prosper).Thanks to the great philosopher from Owoh,RIP baba Omimah.
Orlando dad is from IFON ose local government, his mum is from OWO both ondo state.my mum from IFON and my dad from OWO. I was raised with Orlando songs. Am addicted to it. 2021 am still addicted. This is inspirational...
Oh a real n good musician has gone I was 4years when ds record came out One of my brother love Baba Orlando Owoh songs n I really love it after gospel songs Baba s next May his gentle Soul Rest Perfect In Peace
This instrumental arrangements between the solo guitar, tenor guitar, rhythm guitar and bass guitar was a perfect arrangements coupled with a heavy percussion. The instrumentation went along with the sequence of the lead singer. Uncopiable
He who run away fight another day, eni eja o ba topiralokinrin hmmmmmmmm, only you gah money people we come as your best friend, just let your money finished you we now see who love you, this is little story when things get herd for me, I thank God for my dear parent and my lovely wife who stayed with me
My favourite Nigeria musician. Dr. Olarndo Owoh , Dr. Way and Daddy matter are all friends who enjoyed life around ondo state back then. Live on Owomoyela
When I was an undergraduate studing at Federal Polytechnic Offa, each time I play Dr. Orlando Owoh songs my neighbours will be wondering how an Igbo boy could be enjoying African Keneeries 😅😅😅😅 love you legend, gone but not forgotten
(2020). Make your "like" vote count if you among the brethren listening to this evergreen song by Legend himself Dr Orland Owon in year 2020. Love everything about the song, well rhythmically well composed. Continue Resting Baba Orlando. Never see anyone that natural talent ever come close or sing naturally like Baba Owoh since his demised. Love you baba with great respect, I wish Young Generation would continue to listening to songs of Legends like this and other evergreen songs 🎵.
This is 2022 and I still listen to this master piece directly from RUclips in my car not minding the data consumption. I am in my 40s now but this enigma is one of my best musicians even my less than 10 years old son who hasn't been born when the immortal Orlando passed ON to the grant beyond knows his song. I remember playing logba logba in the car sometimes last year, was really proud when my son was maiming the song. Rest on great one. Chief Dr Orlando owoh Dr b4 Dr.
Baba Orlando was a legendary musician that cannot be forgotten, each time I play his albums, I feel at ease I'm in my 60, I can't do without hearing kenneries baba oladiipo Owohmoyela you are great rest on oko Folashade
Rest in peace Orlando Owoh. My late wife wondered why i love your songs so much with my cosmoplitan ubringing. Ur deep words on life helped my healing eventually when i lost her. I infected everyone in my house with the love of your song.
I pray you both continue to rest in your maker.
I watch him playing on the stage at sport club Oshogbo in Osun state and I also saw him in person about two to three times. He's just natural with is songs and he never struggle putting them together. He's naturally and peculiarly gifted. R.I.P Kennedy master, we will always love you.
Baba Orlando Owoh has conquered my heart! I so love his music. Listening from Italy. I have been listening to this track for 4 hours now. I particularly like the ending of the song where he introduced "Elumo keke elumo" to conclude the whole story of his experience. It is a short song in a story I knew when I was a child. I have forgotten the story but this song revived everything in me. I love you Baba. Live on through your voice and your art. ❤❤❤
What does “elumo keke elumo” mean please?
Dr. Orlando Owoh music serves as Inspiration to me wen I was in d higher institution. Even wen there is no food to eat I listen to his songs and I keep going. RIP Kennery Father.
Eni ija oba tonperare lokunrin..Only men of wisdom would understand that statement.. Rest in peace baba Orlando, I was only 4years old when this song came out and here I am today blasting it on the street of Houston, baba modupe temi oo
stay with it young man. i am very proud of you. keep the faith man!!!!!
My people, you said it well. He was a great musician that did not get the recognition he deserved. We loved and still love him in Ondo, may his legacy and inspirations continue to live on. What you quoted is my most take away from this song even though I listened as a child.....stay blessed!!!
Same here bro, in the far corner of midland Tx when it’s me and wells lol 😂
Help me with the proverb he mentioned first “ bi koko ba fe ni legbe akin je ori imodo”
Lol. Infact, time never waits for no one. I was 9 yrs old then. Life is only valuable when we make use of time to make positive impact. Dr Olando owoh made good impact in the Music world.
Kudos goes to you Dr Orlando Owoh for your good work laids down for all your fans all over the world.Three ✊✊✊ gbosa for you Baba.May your gentle soul rest in perfect peace.God bless Naija.Listening from 🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪. Respect Baba sun re ooo.
Waoh, I started listening to Papa's music since 1975 when I was living with my brother at Oyo, then i was . in form3 at Fiditigrams. Kennerys music is unique. Owomoyelas music is filled with nolstagiic feeling anytime I'm listening to the music even till today , anywhere in my car , party and in the house. RIP Pa Orlando and that your evergreen music still linger on, adieu
as an edo guy born by edo parents who hapens to hear little of d language, my late dad love his music nd ebenizers songs so much dat i started picking some early life instructions nd life correctional facts . frm dr lyrics . love d old songs not d meaningless gabage we hv nw. may d soul of d departed rest on in peace. amen
This is 2024,I love his music with passion!!! I play his music in my car,on the U-TUBE, Abroad and everywhere,my children also fall in love with his music bcos of the fact that it makes a lot of sense to them, giving them the inspiration they could not get from the modern day music....it gives me joy playing and dancing to his music...RIP DR. ORLANDO. We miss you but your music lives on!!!
Hit like if you are also listening to this evergreen music...rest on baba Orlando
Legend legend and legend,late dr Orlando owoh highly woged Owomoyela,lord kennery.2020 covid19 but listening to this song makes me healthy,so thy said health is wealth 🍷❤,am i the only kennery lover ?
My neighbor make me love Dr Orlando music . Because he plays it everyday and I like his music and how the instrumentalist kill it too . Continue to rest in peace sir .
Mine,is my husband,
Mine is my ex boyfriend he play the song always
I’m enjoying and getting inspired by Dr late ICON Orlando Owoh with his proverbial!!! And, inter- involving with the genius poetic delivery of music would forever remain evergreen…. Love you baba the Africa Kennery king…
Mo dupe o, oro mi j'ope lo o Baba. I use this lyrics to thank God from the bottom of my heart every time I consider the goodness of God in my life.
Still singing it in 2023 and on...
Thank you God
Whenever I want to think deeply about life,I listen to Dr Orlando Owoh right from Year 2000 my tertiary institution days and till today year 2020 ...RIP Dr Orlando Owoh......you are a Great legend...sleep on💔
A master piece..I thank my Dad once again for instilling good music into our childhood. This is one song that is heavily instructional. Eni ja oba ti npe rere l'okunrin...
I love Orlando Owoh With passion!
I'm an IGBO guy but baba remains my precious and favorite from Yoruba land.
I understand everything he said in this nice song.
I'm Denton Texas listening to my best musician Dr Orlando Owoh
This track in particular is addictive ❤. Omo aseran mori eru 🔥
Who's here 2075?
Lovers of quality music will appreciate the legacy of baba music. RIP
Music like this aren’t made no more. Absolute brilliance! God bless his soul🙏🏿
This track enable me to remember a professor that rent a house from a road side mechanic. E get as e be. Life is who God bless no man can curse
Hmmmmmm
This is deep 🤔
Feel the metaphor "Abere sonu, won lo gbe sango; epe ma ti po ju ohun to sonu lo".
The future of our African languages and expression lie in the works of art of old.....Rest in Peace Oladipupo Owomoyela
I can't even explain how l developed interest in Orlando owoh's song, l just find myself loving it right from my teen age till my forties!
It is because U’ve fought some great battles (inner-psychological (Spiritual) warfare) most likely from very young age, and won or maybe still on ur journey to undisputed...subconsciously or consciously... ( U laughed at the undisputed right?? It is a lot of war we have evidently created for ourselves in the name of some external authority!!!! Now what happens with Baba... is that; Orlando have this high vibrational tone that is therapeutic to hardship & sorrow (that tone is connected to our immortal ancestors and existence as well, it comes from an existential material that rectifies, repair and revive itself. So our people that are actively and highly emotional or sensitive, are also compassionate... whatever word anyone wants to use but compassion is connected to intelligence, compassion is actually like 85 to 90 percent intelligence....which is exactly that existential material that revive itself within our soul and spirit....So this is the tone that your genetic patterns is revisiting... Our ancestors utilize this weaponry during their unthinkable times and it will resonates forever... it is simply the height of intelligence. (O’wun ARO) Please tel me you understand....
One of my favorites tracks ever, Orlando Owoh is so underrated, he's in the league of the likes of Ebenezer Obey and KSA but people criminally underrate him, RIP baba.
still i know and love him here in germany... :-)
although i don´t understand the lyrics, i LOVE the lion voice and the vibes of the music!
love and greetings
I disagree with you that he was criminally labelled because of what he believed in. He was a social reformer like late Fela Anikulapo. While they were here with us, they were grossly misunderstood. In any event, may their souls rest in peace. They are gone but their music lives on. Have a great weekend.
@@ronaldkehinde252 "underrated" is the word, what are you talking about?
@@ronaldkehinde252 the guy only said he was underrated to the point it could be considered criminal.
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This man was the definition of music. He was so natural and sing with ease. RIP AJAMALE.
Listening to your music in the USA right nowmakes me feel happy to remember you forever... you are a LEGEND DR!!!
One of the best of Orlando tracks. My love for his type of music cannot be expressed adequately in words. I love him. May his gentle soul continue to rest in perfect peace.
My mum made me love dis song. What a classic 💯
Am addicted to music, various types but this is very unique, I get this sense of belonging whenever I listen to Orlando, am very proud to be a Yoruba, rest on sir.
I am playing this song after going through a bitter experience and that staement enter my bones..Eni iya o ba, to n pera e lokunirin ....Ibi aiye bami de, mo ma dupe temi...
Simply the best. "Abere Sonu won lo gbe sango, epe ma ti po j'oun to sonu lo" "Ota mi moti kilo titi olo ni pada lehin mi, afopina to fe pa'na suya ni, eran a ma beran lori 'na ni" Those who thumped down are either not knowledgable, ignorant or enemies of Creativity. RIP Chief Orlando Owoh.
Let us forgive their ignorance!!
😁😁😁😁👍👍
Today i am 78 years old, the late genius was my senior at Emmanuel Schl. Ado Ekiti in early 50s. ,He used to compose songs when our school play football matches, he will name all eleven players in a melodic way. He sang some unpublished compositions in his early days. Great guy. I leave in Maryland USA today. To God I give all the Glory. Lawani.
😁🤣😅
@@juliettolonishade6154 cmt allé vous, my lady
2019 and still listening to this wonderful music. RIP to the Legend himself Dr Orlando Owoh. 🙏
No music is rubbish. They are only more inspirational than others... Great Raggae from Orlando.
2021 and still ever green music of the Legend. RIP Baba Orlando
2023 still listening 👍🏽♥️
love you orlando owoh. kansas city, usa. 2019. i remembered my childhood back in nigeria. Thank you God.
This is a masterpiece from Sir Orlando Owo, may his soul continue to rest in peace
Legendary. Evergreen. Philosophical. Lyrical. Wish he was still here. RIP
First person here in 2021. Still listening... May we all witness a fruitful, prosperous, and hitch-free year 💕.
Wow! Blasting from Minnesota, USA! This is music..gbagbe osi
Listening in 2020 in this 6 inches snow...
Despite my love for this man songs ,I fell deeply in love when I heard this one this year....... chai chai chai
who is listening to this piece of evergreen@2019? MY love for Dr orlando owoh ehen.......
I am with you. I should be sleeping but I have my headphones on blasting joy music deep into the night...ejohhh!
@@smoothlyrugged hmmm sweet
A Legend ,What are we up to na (this present generation ) .Big kudos to this Man
it´s different: ruclips.net/video/fgRapjfGmeE/видео.html
As I'm listening to Orlando Owoh now in Malaysia, I'm weeping because the thought of where he got the instincts of this great talent keeps bothering me. Dear Baba Orlando, how I wish you are still alive to get care and love from your admirers of my generation. I love you die Baba ooooo.
Painful departure.
R I P Baba
You've said it all.
Exactly my feelings and thought
Talent is gone
Its very true that elders should plant trees that will survive them after their demise. May God keep all that baba has left behind.
Unless you meant something completely different. But if you meant someone to continue with Orlando Owoh's musical prowess, it's very impossible. I personally have credited Orlando with his own genre, while that may have been too farfetched....
The point is that the ability to sing & make good music is a god-given talent. I've never seen or learned of any great musician whose offspring possess the same musical talent. Their children only try to carry on the legacies as much as they can try - not the Seun/Femi/Kunle Anikulapo of the world, not the Orlando Owoh's children of the world, not the Halimat Omowura of the world or the Tolu Obey of the world..
Listen to Oriki Ojo part 2 by Orlando Owoh - "ise orin kiko, ani ko gba'gbara, ise ere sise, olodumare lo un fun ni'se..."
Listening to Orlando owoh always bring the memories of me growing up at owo and my father always play this song when he draws his plan.. R.I.P. Dad.. I miss you now and forever .. playing this song now is Chicago is a blessing ..
Ryy.
Dead but living, a gifted singer, a voice and melody like no other, greatest singer of this genre of music in the 20th century. A great scion of Oduduwa, sleep on. You music will filter to generations.
Tunji Akande.
Melody, music like no other!!!
Noone like u in music industry during Ur time and now. Unique Baba.......
Orlando Owo is one of my best musician may his gentle soul rest in peace. The big Elephant Musician has gone in Yoruba land. Su re o
Forever inspiring! when I'm down, I listen to this song and lift up my head back up sgaiin!..Bose wu KO buru to, mosi ma ba won debe sehunre!
Orlando State Of Mind!forever green!
Baba Kennery, I can't stop listening to ur music, bcos eee get as ee be.... I derived sense each time I played any of ur songs.... I often listen to ur songs with dat, dey do call me old sch guy, evergreen music....rest on baba Orlando...
Simple the best Orlando owoh , may your soul rest in peace (RIP) and again Kunle Orlando its really shows that you'er taking the step of your late father ,kunle you sings so goooood ,so keep it up little young man of God and may the glory of God keepon shinning on you every day and night so shall it be because he's the almighty father the Alfa and Omega the powerful father so i wish you the best in all you lays your hands on Amen😘🌏
I remember my dad every Saturday morning while doing our house chores may his soul rest in peace
Baba you are too much .....I love your music dovmuch
Amin
If you are listening to this song as at 31/12/2012. Gather here for prayer. You will see the end of 2023 Inshallah
Amen
Listen to Orlando music brings old memories, Allahu I thank u for keeping me up date because then I don't know l can be where I am today.
Listening to Dr Orlando never gets old. From the lyrics to the rhythm, you just never stop loving it. Rest in peace Sir, Dr Orlando Owoh….
I love this misic, I miss my lovely Dad seriously whenever i listen to this music...Baba Ayelabola Ayeola with his cold 3-3 beer when listening to those musics 💪💪 my super hero I miss you..
I can't wait to see you again sound and healthy....❤️❤️....#from Florida
Leave the thumbs down fellas, they dont know........ if you know you know,the day I listen to this song, I danced to stupor in the office ooooooo, chaiiiiiiii this man ........ ona da ka awon olote mayinbon je , Baba nse temi lowolowo..... THUMBS UP ALL THE WAY .MAY YOU FIND REST IN THE BOSOM OF THE ALMIGHTY
Rest in Peace Dr. Orlando Owoh 🙏🏻 l will always love your music till the rest of life
Please if possible kindly upload baba record for ayinla omowura
Listening in Australia... i don't joke with old school musics
neither do i, listening in germany - also to this for instance: ruclips.net/video/BIx4qMQAfmI/видео.html
love and greetings
Baba Orlando songs always gives me nostalgic feelings...His Ikale dialect makes his songs even more enjoyable. Jeez!!!!!!°°°°°°°°°°°
Orlando speaks Owo dialects, not Ikale as you assumed
Baba's music is simply the best. Doc. Orlando Owoh sun re o. I always enjoy your musics. I respect you. You are talented
I respect you sir. Continue to rest in peace Baba
Masterful and legendary music of a legend that is relevant for all time.
Nice music. I love the song and the melodious voice.
Ona da ka won olote mayin'bon je o, Baba nfe temi lowolowo. Thank you so much sir. Even in your death your works speak for you.
2020 hit like ............ MAY GOD GUIDE US FROM CORONA
An impressive and exciting composition with professional touch/intelligence/voice.
E get as e be.... I'm listening to it till tomorrow. Afopina to fe Pana suya. Eni ija o ba tin pe 'ra e lokunrin. Rest on baba.
Baba for life, Good music don't expired. Listening from UAE, United Arab Emirates
Nothing beats old school.
What they say- "if it ain't broke don't fix it".
I can't just get tired of listening to babas songs. I don't know if he got any awards for this album and if not he actually deserves it
Late Dr Orlando owoh remains my second artist in Nigeria,after Abami Eda.
Wow 😯 strongly listening 👂 to babas music from Canada 🇨🇦 Toronto.
Orlado and Fela are my real legends from Great Africa
Best song in the world. Greetings from Colombia. I love this.
Who's here with me 2020....rip Baba
Legends never die they just transit i love every of his beat, lyrics and sounds keep resting on OLOWOMADEN.
Orlando owoh is good all the time. Great musicians. High life.
2020 and still listening to this masterpiece !!
still enjoying it like yesterday......
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Continue to rest in peace Professor Orlando. You remain a legend even in death.
Afopina to fe pana suya ni,eran ma ba eran lori ina ni(No weapon fashioned against me shall prosper).Thanks to the great philosopher from Owoh,RIP baba Omimah.
2019,who is here with me
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Orlando Owoh, an irreplaceable legend of all time. RIP
Orlando dad is from IFON ose local government, his mum is from OWO
both ondo state.my mum from IFON and my dad from OWO. I was raised with Orlando songs. Am addicted to it. 2021 am still addicted. This is inspirational...
Is Ifon dialect similar to Owo's
@@ayyodele yes 95% similar....
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Baba continue to rest in peace while your music leaves on
Baba, we miss you!! Your music shall live forevermore.
Oh a real n good musician has gone
I was 4years when ds record came out
One of my brother love Baba Orlando Owoh songs n I really love it after gospel songs Baba s next
May his gentle Soul Rest Perfect In Peace
I'm still listening to Orlando Owoh till tomorrow. Good folk music without equal
This instrumental arrangements between the solo guitar, tenor guitar, rhythm guitar and bass guitar was a perfect arrangements coupled with a heavy percussion. The instrumentation went along with the sequence of the lead singer. Uncopiable
He who run away fight another day, eni eja o ba topiralokinrin hmmmmmmmm, only you gah money people we come as your best friend, just let your money finished you we now see who love you, this is little story when things get herd for me, I thank God for my dear parent and my lovely wife who stayed with me
there are some songs of the old , whilst as a child that never leave the memory . This is just one of them : Orlando!
sleep well .
My favourite Nigeria musician. Dr. Olarndo Owoh , Dr. Way and Daddy matter are all friends who enjoyed life around ondo state back then. Live on Owomoyela
Abinibi yato si ability. My best artiste Chief Dr Orlando had the two.
Several years after baba's death he still remains relevant
RIP baba. Legend of legends.........Your instinct is extraordinary
I love dis song,bcz is my best song in Orlando owo record RIP baba I will love u forever an ever
Am just loving this . May his soul rest in peace.
This is good i always like his music, his music never die