80s Music Mayaula Mayoni Ba Chagrins Pts 1 & 2 

Evergreen and timelessness...and this is 2023...Rest in Peace, Mayaula.

Rest in peace to all lovely dads that introduced us to this music genre we love you always, happy fathers day ❤️

best song of all time.

Souvnirs souvenirs cette chanson me rappelle beaucoup de chose je l' ecoute toujours ah la belle epoque merci Mayaula tu fais du bon boulot 😂😅❤❤❤❤❤

Mayaula Mayoni joined TPOK Jazz at the end of 1973 as a rhythm guitarist and composer. Prior to that he had been a professional footballer, he played professional football for a tanzanian club and as a left winger for the top Zairean club of the time (AS Vita). He played for the Vita side they reached the finals of the Africa Champions cup. He also played for the Zairean national team. He never was fully a member of TPOK Jazz however. He was more of a freelance composer who provided his songs to various bands. Besides Nabali Misere, his other compositions witg the TPOK jazz include Bondowe, Mitelengano?, Bondowe II and Momi. He won Zairean composer of the year honours three times. He was also a scholar, he studied data science to a Masters level in a Belgian university. After leaving TPOK Jazz in 1979, he continued with his prolific career for another two decades. His last album (Bikini) came in 2000. He passed away in Brussels in 2010.

Timeless classic music, rhumba music of the 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s stands head and shoulder above all, May Their Dear Souls Continue To Rest In Eternal Peace

RIP dad......27 yrs on. This reminds me of you.

Rest in peace my lovely dad.... total reminder

A strong and well composed lyrics, of the late 80s, Thanx Mayaula mayoni

Gros souvenirs ah que dire de cette inoubliable chanson de ma tendre enfance

I want to thanks brothers from Kenya especially Kenneth Nyongesa. I posted my request here looking for a song i was looking for since 2008. I did not know the namr of song and artist. Kenneth contacted me on my whatsapp number. I send an audio humming the tune and in less tgan 30 minutes he had found the song. 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻. This is brotherhood. This is Africa. Let us be united like this brothers especially via music. I am convinced this is what the musicians themselves wanted even when some of them have passed on. The song was done by Les Wanyika and is called Simimi

Am extremely glad to whoever uploaded this song. I last heard it 1980.

For the love of my late father,Benjamin horace kangah. May his soul rest in peace 🙏. My dad loved this song soooo much ..and influenced me in to rhumba

This song reminds me the late Billy Omala of kbc may his soul rest in peace

the music is always evergreen! and to all dads in the world respect & happy father day.....

A hit of all times. Great memories this brings, going home for lunch while in my primary school and kbc idhaa ya taifa had this hitting the airwaves, oh my....

If ever music is played in heaven then this are kind of songs, great job Mr mayaula,, we'll keep on listening to your nice music as you keep resting in pea

I have looked for this song everywhere on RU-vid. I didn't know the title. I have no words completely to describe the memories this song brings to my heart. The good old days in Madaraka Estate Nairobi. My dad loved playing it so much. RIP my sweet dad. I both cry and laugh and dance when this song plays. Great song for great listeners.

Memories.RIP uncle Richard Indakwa Ambunya

Mayaula Mayoni, the message in this track is timeless.

Remember my Dad by playing this song.Rip Legend 😢

Am very delighted to youtube for this music and directly reflects on my very difficult secondary school life in Bukedi college Kachonga between 1981-1984.

Nyimbo ya mapenzi yaani mtu anaimba kwa feeling kabisa kuwa anataka kufa kwa sababu ya mapenzi,mpangilio wa vyombo na mashairi vyote vipo poa kabisa.

I have no words to say adios amigos ❤

RIP Mayaula you were great musicians and footballer...

Remembering my friends in the 1980s,Paul Oloo munda, Dancan Opiyo Ogendo, Thure Komuoro and Pamela Anyango Dolla. The days were great and liveable. So help me God.

This song to me is so nostalgic, few others come anywhere close. There were no CDs, no emails and no cellphones. We wrote letters and, dude, wasn't it a hell of a time!

Comme si ça ne datait que d'hier. Je ne me lasserai jamais d'écouter mille fois cette musique, cette mélodie, cette rythmique qui rappellent tant de souvenirs. Infiniment merci au groupe... Pour la plupart, partis depuis. Reposez en paix dans le jardin des immortels...

And, he was the guy behind 'Ndaya' by Mpongo Love. Mayasa Mayoni Mayaula was possibly a genius we never acknowledged.

In loving memory of my father Jack Okwach and my sister Nanjira..

Great hit which comforts the mood, and brings old memories of the 80s

Comme elle était belle cette époque où la C.I avait l'allure d'un village d'alliance à plaisanteries entre les différends peuples sans distinction d'appartenance ethnique, de confession religieuse ni d'origine sociale sans microbes ni de coupeurs de route et de braqueurs. Le beau pays d'Houphouet Boigny. Vraiment très nostalgique. Merci l'artiste de permettre ce voyage dans le temps. RIP.

Not surprised this was a classic hit! With the great legend Djo Mpoyi and his ally, Mr Diatho Lukoki on vocals and the doctor Mayaula Mayoni, what did you expect?

Late 80s, High school manenos.....! Knowles Martin's, keep it & long live!!

❤❤❤ mayaula mayoni,

It reminds me of my Dad,he could invite his friends over the weekend and play this songs and others.Saizo tuna nunuliwa tu soda

Unforgettable musician of our times, when music was real Music.

From Gekonge, Nyaribari Masaba constituency to Kinshasa. Song still green and fresh. Nataka kufa ya mapendo.

This song touched my heart back in 1982 when I was in Tarime Sec School.Now listening to it is like in school remembering my old mates we used to dance at the hall in the middle of classes

Old is gold.RIP Mayaula Mayoni

Gladys Erude of KBC always played this song in muziki wa jioni

Great hit forever 💖💖💖.....in 2022 still hitting 🔥🔥🔥

cool music for year in years out for the next 100 generation to come who else enjoy this rhythm like i do.

One of the few that I've listened tenfold a day, GREAT!

Finally! Ive been looking for this song for decades

All my oldies I give thanks to Jack who owned a record player amongst my cousin brothers. Thank you Jackson, all my love for music was initiated by you my brother. May God bless and keep you longer. Love you bro

The best time in the past, you brought me back for the best memories, this time will never come back again. 21.04.22.

Ba chagris ilikua kali sana enzi hizo namkumbuka rafiki yangu enzi nikiwa jeshi keddy white

2020 we're here! This Mayaula Mayoni was a music genius, remember he didn't sing in any of his songs, he only played guitar but write the songs for those with vocals. In this song he played rhythm guitar. He wrote great songs for various artists including lady Mpongo Love. He joined Franco's TPOK but he never was a full time member, he was just a freelancer who wrote a number of songs & presented then to vocalists. Prior to joining music, he was a footballer playing for then Kinshasa clubs & Congo national team

I still marvel about this man who seamed to excel in whatever he desired to do. What a Being?? One day at a time!! Dr. Ogeto International

Napenda papa Noel sanaaaaaa. That when I listen to his songs i cry. But machozi ya utamu wa muziki.

One of the most beautiful and amazing tracks I've heard. It really got my thinking and working. Beautiful, great great job.

You cannot measure this level of talent! Damn those were some musicians!

This kind music will always retain its taste for ever.

We lived in simple villages with mostly grass thatched houses. Most of this music could be danced only in funerals. We sneaked out of our hamlets and crossed valleys and hills at night looking for funerals just to dance. Sometimes I wonder why we should not classified as night runners!

Late 80s, High school manenos.....! Knowles Martin's, keep it up & long live!!

Nataka kufaa juu ya mapendo!

Used to play this,1984, on my uncle's Sierra Record player...RIP my uncle Kemanwa for you introduced me into Rhumba...

Remembering my late Cousin George Oduor Sababu Ogola who introduced me to great Lingala songs in 1980-1. RIP bro

The song is as good as your age.

Good music. Great artist even though i feel he was underated..

My days in our youth in rural Uganda..Masaka Bbuudu to be particular..my cousin by name of Joseph Mukusa a teacher then at the famous St Bernards college used to buy these records each month end and we could groove endlessly before going out to the local drinking or watering points. 1974...1978...in Kiswera..man..life was surreal.l remember these days view avidly and vividly sebo!!!!

Nani alete Uncle Fred Obachi Machoka hapa memories memories😂😢😂😢😂😢

These were them days when music was music.

Nataka kufaaa ngoya eee! Juuu ya mapendo ngoya uuuuuuu!

In memory of my late father Charles and my beloved brother. Rest In peace

I also just heard it recently and it woke me up

I remember this Mayaula Mayoni as a deadly striker and a winger of the the then Congo-Kinshasa national team in 1968 when they played two friendly matches against the Kenya national team ( Harambee Stars ). Congo-Kinshasa had just won their first Africa Cup of Nations title by beating Ghana 1-0 in the final. The tournament was held in Ethiopia. I had the privilege of watching both the matches at Nairobi City Stadium. I had just joined high school that year.

Wow ! I can listen to this a million times !!

Excellent tune by Mayaula and Festival Du Zaire. I can't believe this was way back in 1979- I was in third grade at Ulanda Primary School. RIP Mayaula

Wow.... 1st time hearing this song. Good percussionist. Awesome bass. To die for love 💘

Fantastic Mayaula Mayoni.A great man indeed.

Hey Tina Ogal at radio citizen,you made my evening on tuesday february 11th 2020 when you played this classic piece.Thanks girl.

This song of mayaula mayoni was played when i wss in primary class 4.Bt still conforting my heart.

Our youthful years flowing by such awesome memories! Mayaula is permanently etched in our 💕

The year is 2020, a confusing year, but this evergreen tune always sweetening my memories of growing up in the vast sugarcane farms of Mumias, Western Kenya! Long live KBC the mother radio.

This fantastic song is a tribute to all my fellow beloved young Uganda National Liberation Army officers of GHQs, Mbuya....Kampala

woow what an old school but im still enjoying it in 2019 n I will continue to do that for many years to come....viva afrique la music

Who is in October 2019 with me.Ba Chagrins

Nostalgia, reminds me of my high school days ❤

Une chanson inoubliable jel'aime trop MAYONI ton epoque etait belle nous avons bien danse"la vie etait belle je n'oublierai jamais MAYAULA felicitation et merci avec toi hier etait bon ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

Memories of my High school days

Thank you Sir. I have saved it. It’s worth listening,too.

it reminds me of the good golden days, maziwa ya nyayo when kenya was rely for Kenyans

Nice music, takes me back, in 1980s traveling from machakos to Thika ,kuchukua pay kwa, kcb,!!! Banks silikuwa chache sana ,wakati huo,enjoying from Toronto ,Canada .

nataka kufaa noma

Words can hardly rekindle those memories. These were songs rich in everything.

Boy oh boy..solid music

In memory of my brother, Lt. Lokoda Peter of Kangole Karamaja Ugamda, killed in 1983 by his own harpelss Acholi UNLA Commander Officer of then Moroto Batallion, Captain Odyek. Life in Kangole has never been the same again. RIP

This song is a tribute to all my beloved friends in Tororo Girls school, Class of 82. To Rose A, and Beatrice A forever in glory.🕊🕊

Nothing like old-school Rhumbaaaa 🇨🇩 🇨🇩 🇨🇩

Makes me remember my late father.Dickson kebwaro kiriama at riruta shopping centre 1983

Rest in peace my uncle Cornelius rotich. U used to like this song so much that you could replay many times in a raw.

Oh I have finally landed on this hit!!! It was a great one indeed. I was around Primary Three!!!

I heard this when I had just joined my secondary school in Jinja Uganda. I had friends like Bwire John Haondo, Wandera Bernard Luduba and Philip Ombuki. Bwire John would sing as if he was the composer as we walked the journey from Jinja SSS to Mpumudde Housing Estate. I know Bwire is alive but just wondering what happened to the other two! The music was refreshing.

This music was in full swing in 70s in Liberia West Africa. By that time we were just children under age. But I do remember the music sounds very well.

Mayaula Mayoni was not an ordinary person. He had the powess both in football and music. Started with the former as a deadly striker uniquely with the national team of Congo- Kinshasa and later as a music composer and guitarist. Bringing him out as a talented man, amongst others, is ' Ba Chagrins' song. What a Being!!!. Dr. Ogeto International

BEST OF ITS TIME.

Oh oh my let music live

Tribute to my friend, the late Alice Atieno Sh'Nyangi , 1981