Bungoma Roots Band - 'Chapa Llale'

Bungoma Roots Band, started in 2005 when all the members were young men at the Kumugui Secondary School, in the Michimeru Village. Wilbert and his school friends formed a band and competed with other school bands. They were quite good and had all their school fees paid for. During breaks from playing at the school they took up ‘Marketing’ and showed up at any events that were being held.
You can read the full field report here: www.singingwells.org/stories/...
Audio recorded and mixed by Steve 64 Kivutia. Camera operators Patrick 'Sapat' Ondiek / Martin ‘Drix’ Muyeshi / Hunter Allen

[@gibsonnkhata4005]

Though I can't get the language, I am in love with this typical pure African peace of musical art.

[@muhangawycliffe6434]

Among my best.... making my evening

[@engowproduction4628]

Khupa khuchee

[@supaman5363]

Nice. I am from Eastern Uganda. I speak the same language as the Bakusu. Mwanyala.

[@wandatheteacher6130]

which variety of the language do you speak?

[@supaman5363]

Lumasaaba.

[@wandatheteacher6130]

@@supaman5363 I understand there are several dialects of Lumasaba. In fact, one of the dialects is just like our Lubukusu. Like the dialect John Musila speaks.

[@supaman5363]

Yes , there is Lubuya and Ludadiri. I speak Lubuya just like Musila. But the most important thing is we understand each other.

[@CyrusGichohi]

Fanbase iko sawa! :)

[@saulluchivia9122]

Hao dancers nitawapata wapi

[@mojah1463]

wamunyotà

[@mojah1463]

kenna

[@conrado.]

What are the wordings? Hapa nje sisi huimba .... Chapa ilale Arsenal.

[@paulwasonga764]

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