I lived in uganda and had my early education in soroti uganda. There used to be competitions in traditional music the iteso ,langis and the kumam and all along I had the impression that the iteso produced better music but after listening to the lukembe Acholi music i now think otherwise the guys are just fantastic somebody should help market their music great talent kosgey peter sawe kenya
Whenever i listen to this song, tears roll down my cheeks....... the suffering, the humiliation we went through is unimaginable... sadly I was born around the time the war started ,i was in the thick of it throughout my teens
Despite the melanchonic tone and hopelessness expressed in this song, the community still has hope in God's intervention in ending the suffering they endured in the squalid conditions of the IDP Camps. The portrayal of school children in the video is a sign of hope for the future generation. Nostalgia for the good old days also mean the community still hopes for a better futer. Oh God, I love this song! I love Acholi!
The pain and suffering my people have had to go through for close to three decades is some how relieved with such beautiful,albeit sad beats. Talk about resilience.Love my people without shame.
The concept of rhythm and dance is not easy to bring out but Acholi's for million of years have it in blood and have effectively used all instruments effectively to compose musics and dances and this has been very vivid in her people's courage, talent and economy. To be in the middle of a war is not weakness but evidence of superiority, strength and civilization.
Beautiful song that gave us hope ,peace among ourselves in hardship we were going thru till now we are still alive . For those who lost their lives in the struggled rest in peace
I have just come across this classic Lukeme things and brought to live some superb memories. I like the energy they put in and the humility in their ton of voices, sense of togetherness and plea to God for help. well done my brothers.
Great traditional instruments, we need to preserve them. These guys are very talented and they need to be paid to perform in function. We need to create traditional music training school and museum to keep our African beautiful, great traditional music a live for generations and tourists attractions. This will create jobs for youths
I love the cultural and historical music, its is the unity of our African people and that is why we love our motherland. An outsider cann't understand why African always talk about their villages but Globalization is a big threat this powerful culture.
Exactly. Where the musicians play is right behind the old church that is there. When we explained that we are interessted in Acholi music and that we wanted to record some lukeme orchestras, we were given permission to spend the night there. The news that two white men wantet to record Acholi music spreaded rapidly and early on the next morning many groups from all around the area came to perform their songs. I think that using the lukeme music to express problemes, social issues but also love and everything that matters is a great and very artistic way of participation in society and dealing with history. Besids I will never forget the great hospitality we experienced there. People from this part of Uganda are so sincere and authentic.
"Onimaka kaningan yomacelo" meaning "we entrustment people whom entrustment acting and working together within our deeply soulmating patriotism development commitments and responsibility governance administrating each others I personally yearning shedding tears missing my beloved other permanent loyalty comradeship compatriot brothers and sisters whom we entrust acting and working together patriotically nationally without whoever stresses to fight his and her other loyalty comradeship compatriot members.
Acoli Uganda and Sudan ,are same the difference is geographical and of cause the mind set of the person who sees the difference ,we are one great people
I am looking for my favourite group. Otto Wod pa Akwich ii Geregere. The number one singer ever please help me. he is from Latin Ling Dog Nam (reward Available).
uganda should secure the traditional instruments by having them patented step two help them market this music is posted on youtube I don't know how the boys are benefiting comment by kosgey peter sawe kenya
+Abraham Junior do you know different between Acholi Uganda and South Sudan ? listen carefully if that Acholi sound like South Sudanese. be proud of who you are Nothern Uganda never go back or take it back
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Have heard lots of lukeme but this fellows have taken it to another level such talent are exceptional. apwoyo matek pii we man
I lived in uganda and had my early education in soroti uganda. There used to be competitions in traditional music the iteso ,langis and the kumam and all along I had the impression that the iteso produced better music but after listening to the lukembe Acholi music i now think otherwise the guys are just fantastic somebody should help market their music great talent kosgey peter sawe kenya
Well playing likembe and latong alive ,keep it up ,remembering remembering late 70s and 80s .great team ❤
Whenever i listen to this song, tears roll down my cheeks....... the suffering, the humiliation we went through is unimaginable... sadly I was born around the time the war started ,i was in the thick of it throughout my teens
Despite the melanchonic tone and hopelessness expressed in this song, the community still has hope in God's intervention in ending the suffering they endured in the squalid conditions of the IDP Camps. The portrayal of school children in the video is a sign of hope for the future generation. Nostalgia for the good old days also mean the community still hopes for a better futer.
Oh God, I love this song! I love Acholi!
The pain and suffering my people have had to go through for close to three decades is some how relieved with such beautiful,albeit sad beats. Talk about resilience.Love my people without shame.
Am proud to be an Acholi. I love these boys. May Almighty God bless them.
This is so pure, natural and divine! Absolutely transcendent. It is the essence of all that is the spirit of music. I love these guys.
Many thanks for this group who managed to keep culture, which is unforgettable song and sensitive traditional orchestra.
Boys, keep up.
The concept of rhythm and dance is not easy to bring out but Acholi's for million of years have it in blood and have effectively used all instruments effectively to compose musics and dances and this has been very vivid in her people's courage, talent and economy. To be in the middle of a war is not weakness but evidence of superiority, strength and civilization.
Beautiful song that gave us hope ,peace among ourselves in hardship we were going thru till now we are still alive .
For those who lost their lives in the struggled rest in peace
I have just come across this classic Lukeme things and brought to live some superb memories. I like the energy they put in and the humility in their ton of voices, sense of togetherness and plea to God for help. well done my brothers.
This group helps to put myself at home every time i listen to them
Purity , Natural , originality, rich cultures ànd piousness are just the spirit and virtues there-in as to he adjectives for these great men of God.
Great traditional instruments, we need to preserve them. These guys are very talented and they need to be paid to perform in function. We need to create traditional music training school and museum to keep our African beautiful, great traditional music a live for generations and tourists attractions. This will create jobs for youths
I love the cultural and historical music, its is the unity of our African people and that is why we love our motherland. An outsider cann't understand why African always talk about their villages but Globalization is a big threat this powerful culture.
Is there a way of organizing a show by this group of talented people? A show that would expose this talent?
Beautiful traditional song from Acoli land in Uganda
Ocol gitye jo ma twero atika. Ento gin pe gingeyo ni gin aye gikelo dongo piny bene dok ni gin giwon dongo piny. Amaro tekwarona, Luo obed makwak.
This is first class traditional discos,,,I did enjoy that in my youth yes,,real nice..
This music is really great!!!!
Listen to those melodies! Sweetest music ever.
Oh, my God bless my Country!!!
excellent job guys; It reminds me of back home
Come back home
To Alan,
This is music from the Luo tribe in Uganda also known as Acholi. See many such in "youtube acholi"
www.yesu h qwesi baadhikq
I play it and I like it lukeme is one of best way to be together
That is Paimol, they played in a place call Wii Polo, just near were the two martyrs died, Jida Irwa and Okello
Exactly. Where the musicians play is right behind the old church that is there. When we explained that we are interessted in Acholi music and that we wanted to record some lukeme orchestras, we were given permission to spend the night there. The news that two white men wantet to record Acholi music spreaded rapidly and early on the next morning many groups from all around the area came to perform their songs. I think that using the lukeme music to express problemes, social issues but also love and everything that matters is a great and very artistic way of participation in society and dealing with history. Besids I will never forget the great hospitality we experienced there. People from this part of Uganda are so sincere and authentic.
James you made it easy for me to understand the meaning of the title, thank you
God is there for you keep Acholi boys a life one day they will come to the lives they want.
God helps those who help themselves. Cuny wa pe ginnoro apat - cuny wa obedo adam wa.
i love my culture keep it up wipolo Boyz
its Uganda agago district paimol sub county in northern Uganda i love my home so much
Beautiful instruments beautiful music
"Onimaka kaningan yomacelo" meaning "we entrustment people whom entrustment acting and working together within our deeply soulmating patriotism development commitments and responsibility governance administrating each others I personally yearning shedding tears missing my beloved other permanent loyalty comradeship compatriot brothers and sisters whom we entrust acting and working together patriotically nationally without whoever stresses to fight his and her other loyalty comradeship compatriot members.
Sick song🔥🔥🔥
I love the background it reminds me
Protec this area - MINERALS in them hills
Acoli Uganda and Sudan ,are same the difference is geographical and of cause the mind set of the person who sees the difference ,we are one great people
My people I miss home so bad
Super!
wapwoyo Acoli ducu !!
This is awesome 👏
I'm remembered life in settlement camp.
I'm so proud #Acholi
Great
Paimol without a doubt - the hills.
I am looking for my favourite group. Otto Wod pa Akwich ii Geregere. The number one singer ever please help me. he is from Latin Ling Dog Nam (reward Available).
What reward, i can search for
The song is wipolo not vipolo Mr. johannesfilm83
Voicing Acholi's suffering in the wilderness...The Acholi people are in Northern part of Uganda but they feel no home in that country....
uganda should secure the traditional instruments by having them patented step two help them market this music is posted on youtube I don't know how the boys are benefiting comment by kosgey peter sawe kenya
wow
They are from Uganda
I love to be lou speaker
Thx Youth is very talented and gifted. But they not given a chance or it is all stolen. Every sad.
which country is this please.
This is Uganda. It is traditional music from the Acholi people in Northern-Uganda.
is south sudan bro
+Abraham Junior do you know different between Acholi Uganda and South Sudan ? listen carefully if that Acholi sound like South Sudanese. be proud of who you are
Nothern Uganda never go back or take it back
sick in yr head? since when have Kitgum become part of "mad and silly South Sudan" ? Its kitgum and that is in Uganda.
dear bro acholi in Uganda and south sudan for me it's same I'm proud of tham