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We're fond of each other ,Saida my life mum

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Song of memory RIP MJ

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Gwe mos king'eyo ni Kenya onge gi chenro Ni ywag gi nying nyar jokono ni mar ahero Auma mama Should be Kwe mos king'eyo ni Kenya UKIMWI chendo Ni ywag gi nying jajuok nono nipara e Auma

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Musa Juma Biography, Early Life, Career, Music, Personal Life In the heart of Kenya's musical landscape, a guitar virtuoso emerged whose strings echoed the vibrant rhythms of the Luo culture and beyond. Musa Juma, often hailed as the ""King of Benga,"" left an indelible mark on the world of Kenyan music with his electrifying performances and captivating compositions. His journey is a testament to the transformative power of music in evoking emotions, bridging cultures, and immortalizing legacies. Musa Juma Early Life and Background: Born in the lakeside town of Siaya in Kenya on September 22, 1968, Juma's destiny as a musical luminary seemed to be written in the rhythm of the Luo community. Growing up in a region known for its deep-rooted musical heritage, he was steeped in the sounds of traditional instruments and the songs that celebrated life, love, and identity. Musa's father, a skilled musician himself, recognized his son's natural affinity for music and introduced him to the guitar, setting the stage for an extraordinary musical journey. Musa Juma Musical Journey: Musa Juma's musical journey ignited in his teenage years when he began mastering the guitar with a fervor that foretold his destiny. Drawing inspiration from diverse musical genres and artists such as George Ramogi and Fadhili Williams, he forged a unique sound that seamlessly merged Luo rhythms with the high-energy pulse of Benga music. His emotive vocals and dexterous guitar playing were the cornerstones of a style that resonated deeply with audiences across Kenya and beyond. Musa Juma Most Popular Songs and Albums: His music is a treasure trove of melodies that have left an enduring impact on Kenyan music. His debut album, ""Kazi Ni Kazi,"" released in 1998, introduced his distinctive blend of Benga and traditional Luo elements. The title track, ""Kazi Ni Kazi,"" and other hits like ""Sonia"" and ""Baba Mkwe"" became anthems that were synonymous with Musa's name. His subsequent albums, including ""Hirizi"" (2000) and ""Maisha Ni Kupunguza"" (2004), solidified his position as a Benga icon. Songs like ""Hirizi"" and ""Ndoa Ya Machozi"" continued to showcase his lyrical prowess and emotional depth, capturing the essence of life's trials and triumphs. Musa Juma Career Milestones: Musa Juma's career was marked by milestones that elevated his stature as a musical legend. His electrifying performances, often accompanied by his renowned backing band, Limpopo International, drew crowds that reveled in the energy and magic of his music. He graced national and international stages, enchanting audiences with his guitar virtuosity and charismatic stage presence. Personal Life: While Musa Juma's career defined him as a musical icon, his personal life remained relatively private. He was known for his dedication to his craft, spending countless hours honing his guitar skills and composing songs that resonated with his fans. His humility and commitment to his Luo heritage were evident in his music, which was both a celebration of his roots and a testament to his innovation. Musa Juma Legacy: He is one of unparalleled musical innovation and cultural preservation. He not only elevated Benga music to new heights but also showcased the power of Kenyan music on a global scale. His compositions are etched in the collective memory of his nation, transcending generations and bridging cultural divides. Tragically, Musa Juma's life was cut short on May 15, 2011, at the age of 42. Yet, his legacy lives on through his music, which continues to inspire aspiring musicians and carry the spirit of the Luo people. His name remains synonymous with the soulful guitar melodies that resonate with the hearts of millions. His journey from the shores of Lake Victoria to the zenith of musical excellence is a testament to the profound impact of a single artist on a nation's cultural fabric. His guitar became an extension of his soul, transmitting emotions and stories that transcended language. As his melodies continue to soar, Musa Juma remains an immortal figure in Kenyan music, a reminder that music has the power to connect, heal, and forever echo the essence of a people's spirit.

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• Genre: World Music/Folklore
• Year of Release: 1969

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Omita Carey

Every single thing in its right place; instruments, voice, you name it. Mit aduwa...to mitnaaa

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Remembering the life of Musa Juma

When he breathed his last on March 15, 2011, not many of his fans believed Orchestra Super Limpopo could keep living on.

But 13 years after his death, the band is still strong!

Throughout his career as a Rhumba and Benga artiste, the late Musa Juma was articulate with his compositions and songs, which made them attract lots of fans.

And it wasn't until his death that they (fans) realised that the late Juma was truly an enigma in the World of Rhumba and Benga and his music will continue to live on.

After his death, some original band members left the outfit to venture into other interests. They included soloist Makujana who returned to his motherland Tanzania, bass guitarist Professor Azim and drummer Vasca Dagama.

Immediately after their departure, a team of young musicians were recruited and brought on board to fill that void by its leadership.

As the world celebrates his 13th anniversary this week, Orchestra Super Limpopo has been living and active under the leadership of Musa Juma’s younger sister Milly Fedha.

After taking this mantle, she changed the name from Orchestra Limpopo to Orchestra Super Limpopo.

Although Juma’s death was a setback to the team, it has shaped the personality of Fedha for the greater successes she has so far achieved in her ability to be in the class of Congolese songstresses Mbilia Abel, Tshala Mwana or Nana Akumu.

Though the band has survived the test of time over the years amid stiff economic challenges and competition from different rivals, Fedha said “It is the survival of the fittest as this situation is being faced by everybody”.

“We are giving it our best to ensure we deliver on our expectations to our fans,” she said.

Her work has seen her produce four new albums since she took over and all of them have been installed on YouTube.

They are  Baba Natasha, Siaya County, Jaherana  (My Lover) and  Hera Neko  (Mad Love), all sung in Luo dialect.

As the fans commemorate the anniversary, Fedha revealed they have plans to construct a Mausoleum for the fallen artiste.

“We need to have his (Juma) remains interred at a respectable place and not outside there. We need all his fans to access his final resting respectable place as opposed to how he was buried. ,” she said.

Despite not stating how much they require to build the facility, the artiste said they are determined to ensure their plans come to fruition.

Fedha learnt the art of music while performing in the band with her late brother.

“It’s not easy to run this kind of a band in a male-dominated career when you are faced with different challenges but we’ll continue doing it steadily,” Fedha said.

The band is based in Nairobi and performs on weekends. On Fridays, it performs at Melleden Club in Upper Hill while on Saturdays, they get down to Club Paradiso, along Jogoo Road.

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