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BABA KIONJO
07:05
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Baba Kionjo: a wedding preparation and ceremony, the traditions of exchanging gifts, and blessing from both families sung in Mijikenda and Swahili language from Kenya east Africa.
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AKILI NI MALI
05:59
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Your daughter is beautiful, we are in love, here we have agreed to get married, I've sent a our relatives, and may all arrangements of the wedding to be announced, it's going to be a big celebration, we ask for your blessings on our wedding day Baba Kionjo, Love is the greatest thing of all
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SIMA NA NGURU
04:40
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Sung in Mijikenda:
Sima na Nguru is great food, and cooked well, everyone enjoys, this Nguru a special fish, with Ugali, Sima everyone is filled up very well, Mwanajuma you deserve praise, you're a good chef
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MWAJUMA ANA
04:04
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Mwajuma the children play together, meanwhile parents a pulling water by the Well, it's normal when children play and sometimes, be patient even though they may not get along, no need of parents to have bad feelings against each other, but the to teach kids to get along when they play,
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NENDA MDZINI
04:10
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Sung in Mijikenda.
Mom I'm living for my village, to go and live in my farm, I'll take care of my farm, and produce food,......
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KO TIMBONI
04:42
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Sung in Mijikenda.
At the quarry is very hot, the sun in the day is very hash, yu always have to guard your propety, in the end of the day your family at home expecting you to deliver goods, food, and much more. It's not a good place to be a sleep, for nothing is taken for granted .
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MAMBO LEO
03:31
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In todays world family pl;anning planing is the best thing, because you'll carry what is your strength can allow you. If you have many children then means you have to work hard, and sometimes you wont fullfil their needs, so it's better to have a number of children that you can take care of, for life is easy.
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ADAM SOLOMON Toronto, Ontario
ADAM SOLOMON
This Juno award winner is a master guitarist and composer. He sings in English, Swahili, and Mijikenda
(the Nine Tribes from Mombasa on the Kenyan coast). "The Professor", as he is known in musical circles, is highly respected as a lead guitarist and vocalist. He creates a unique sound that combines traditional acoustic African blues and jazz, spiced with traditional coastal blues!
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