2:59 This song reminds me of my late mom, who loved listening to it brings back lovely childhood memories growing up in Monrovia. The ties that bind us are so stronger than one can imagine.
Who could have thought that Mama Salon was going to be what we are seen today? so so corruption, exploitations, ly, ly, tribalism, regionalism, you name it. we be dear really enjoy, living good life. Oh una den leader, una change una attitude for good for mek people be happy again. Uni doya. Una think of God.
It reminds me of the golden days of Libeia. Because of this song, when went to Freetown, I asked my hosts to take me to King JIMMY WATER SIDE. I had to see King Jimmy. God Bless Sierra Leone
Heard this song on the ferry coming to salone and I was captivated! It was during the war and I remember riding the ferry so I could sit beside the pa who had an old guitar and was singing the song! I just stumbled it on RU-vid and my Joy has returned. Sweet salone!
Kinjimy Around di watasie u mak mi remember tida mi grandma he luv dis song so much and he alwasy dance to dis sweet song when ever he listen it luv u so much grandma and if u really proud of mama salone just hit di like botton 😚😚
The fact is, staying abroad is good, but living in your country with the relative good provisions and opportunities availability is the best. You can never stop missing your home is you really grow up there. I love Sierra Leone to the max
This is a music I heard back in the days; it's an indigenous song from Freetown, Sierra Leone of which was being played by our state radio ELBC in Monrovia Liberia. We listened to more foreign music than our own.
I remember this music in Freetown at syke street with the party on at the syke street menucipal primary school, it's great as a young girl selling peanuts cake ❤️♥️🥰💯💞
Oh Allah make our Country Sierra Leone sweet again, this song brings me long time memories way back home R.I.P my dear elder sister this is one of her favorite song.
Rida Brahim Thank you for the hard work and putting. Sierra Leone high amongst other nation in the world for one watch and listen to Sierra Leone music all over the world Please and kindly add to your. Play list Salia Koroma ; John Kannesi ; S E Rogers and Big Fayah I hope my appeal will meet your kind approval Thanks
Such a good reflection, it reminds me of the Performing Art Department at MMCET Godrich campus back in the days when my Dad and his colleague used to perform this music .
This is a real classic joint. I miss my Sierra Leone. I was just cleaning my apartment and I started singing it; I don't know how it pop in my head. I remember this song way back in the 80s. It's been over 27years since I heard it; I was a little child and I remember when my grandmother and her friends will be dancing to it. I just search on youtube and was able to find it. Is this the original?
oh it is goint to be hard to find the record as it was wrote a long time ago, but papa sam was the writer, and he is very good mates with my dad so i could se if he has one spear and send it to you by the post.
