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  • To all the people who have problem with translation of the music .The real love of the people that the music was made for Abeokuta or Egba is Agidigbo music.Most of the music is praise singing but substantial part deal with how one should interact with others ....with patience.

  • yormeey thanks for taking ur time to download dis moving track it brings lot of memories. surprisely, i used to hate dis kind of music when my dad played them but now it amazed me how our brain mature wiv time i played dis song to my baby every morning i hope to buy dis collection when i visit nigeria

  • yormeey thanks for taking ur time to download dis moving track it brings lot of memories. surprisely, i used to hate dis kind of music when my dad played them but now it amazed me how our brain mature wiv time i played dis song to my baby every morning i hope to buy dis collection when i visit nigeria

  • WILL SOMEONE PLEASE POST ABIBU OLUWA 'S MUSIC IF YOU HAVE THEM.

  • Serenading. Loved listening to this song to sleep.

  • these songs (with the instrumentals) reminds me so much of my very early days when i was only eight, visiting my great grand mother back home in the village. All the old people used to play this particular track on their vinyl. It's psycology is that of spiritualism and a sense of belonging...Great Ijebu peopl!!!

  • up egba up egba.. we r too much

  • @ran4974

    Haba you would never find nationalism among Egba people.We like living with others and concede a lot to others.Our guess is that we are best with others.In Abeokuta there are thousands of people from other places and i am unaware of anyone feeling they are not part of the town.

  • AM PROUD TO BE AN EGBA LADY

  • For God's sake, share the meaning in translation. I am beginning to think that my brother and sister Yorubas are rather not so kind to the rest of their brothers. Let us share the meaning Please. That is brotherhood and sisterhood. Great Music. Brings tears to the eyes of a man who does not speak yoruba.

  • Yoruba syntax and meaning usually get lost in English translation. Just enjoy the beat and leave the rest to imagination.

  • There is nothing in one language that cant be translated into another. If you cant, then it's only because you lack the depth in vocabulary required in the other language.

  • @lionzion22, I am sorry, I'm going to have to slightly disagree with you. You might be able to translate one language to the other even if you adequately understand and effecient capablility to do so. The problem that often occurs is interpretation and execution are sometimes defer from the original. For exampe, the Bible is still being edited in the languages it was translated to, to suit the original hebrew meaning.

  • The reasons why the Bible is still being translated are because of political reasons, not language. The original Hebrew meanings can readily be translated to english an dany other language, all political motivations aside. Same with translating words for this song.

    It's either political or lack of vocabulary.

  • @lionzion22, I am not actually talking about transaltion, that is the easy bit of it. I am talking about happens when there's deviation and variation in interpretation and execution of the translation.

  • He's singing about one Ajala basically this song is about singing someones praises and his achievements in life.

    its just a typically praise singing.

    the instrument in the background is called goje

  • i like that

    what is this song about?

    thanx for this special upload

  • believe me yormeey no one like you for what you have did.smile

  • yormeey,

    Thank you very much. This is the best thing anybody could have done a fellow country man. God bless you.

    Please post more as soon as possible.

  • Bere,Mapo,Oje,Oritamerin,ode-a­je.nice old school music.

  • this is blues music, is nice to appreciate our legend

  • yeah, you are right. We need to appreciate what's ours.

  • @yormeey .Could we make an inference that Juju music and Sakara genres are parallels while Were/Ajisari/fuji and apala now emerged in between?........like a musical spectrum.

  • ( yormey) Thanks !This is real music have been longing to hear

  • I know, like i have always said, i didnt appreciate this kind of music until a few years back... he is a very good musician.

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