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Who’s is here in April 2024?
Just now learning about this beautiful music
You will be here if you enjoy good coordination of musical instruments.
All love.
May 2024❤
🙋🏽♂️ 15 May 2024
Here, in Brazil, May 2024.
Who's here in 2024???😂😂😂❤❤
One love❤❤❤
Me 😊
You came too early please.
😊
Grandissimo Fela
me, I used to listen to Fela Kuti on my walkman along brighton seafront - back in the day :-)
My dad won a dance competition with this fela kuti song in Kumasi stadium ‘74. He was 17.
The MAN himself. The legend of all time. He came, saw and conquered. Fela lives on. For Ever Lives Afrobeat.
😊😊
😊😊
My mother is sick with cancer and Baba fela songs are all she wants to listen too😂😂 To God be the glory is getting better 🙏
Aww I'm sorry hope she gets better.
The only artist that every time he put a record out got arrested and suffer imprisonment.
Some balls. Respect to Fela.
I know. Did you see 'Finding Fela documentary. Brilliant footage.
+Daphne Pitts this is a 2014 documentary. watch. very good.
+Daphne Pitts
Hello Daphne Pitts. If you haven't seen the Finding Fela film and you would love to see it, you can purchase the film documentary in the shop section on fela.net/
Here some preview videos from the Finding Fela DVD/Blu Ray;
Finding Fela's Talking Heads
czcams.com/video/x0y6P6-GNDs/video.html
The Music of Fela Kuti (discussion) - From Finding Fela
czcams.com/video/vB2zqz5jWF4/video.html
Enjoy
+Jose Maria Herrador Gucci mane tho
+Jose Maria Herrador where are you from?
I am Cuban and have been listening to Fela since the 70’s...Need I say, more?
I listened to him in 80 th ans after .and see him at the french humanity fest in 1985 or 86
@@alainclement9244Same as italian, and we listen him in some disco too
Gilberto Perez: : "...Need I say more?..." No! You have said everything there is to say! I too have been enjoying his music since the 70's. Need I say more? Once again thanks for Cuban support in our struggle against apartheid in South Africa! Muchos Gratias! Hombro con hombro...mano con mano...!
ok boomer
okey, and who asked?
Who's listening to this beautiful tones in this 2020 k hit me guys
Kolawole Babatunde
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🇳🇬✊🏽✊👏🏻👍🏽👋🏾👊🏿✊🏾🇳🇬
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@@augalves1 I see bro
@Dami You gah rite dami
i’m only 15 , my dad played Fela 24/7 now i know all the words to all his music & i just want to say rip to a legend 💚
kiss ur dad for tht knowledge
Please, can I have the lyrics of Shakara?
@@alainclement9244 thank you for this treasure. Be blessed bro and may baba Fela rest in heaven for all that great songs he producted for human being.
sameee my dad always played his songs, I think a lot of young people here in Nigeria know him through their parents
@@-faramoluwanbi-6469 You're right
Best black artist ever.
Ehen!…What about Bob Marley?
What a legend. In the 80s in my hometown in Limpopo (SA) this guy was huge. One of my school mates was even named Shakara. Rest easy big man!
Desde la costa caribe de Colombia 🇨🇴 a día de hoy en marzo de 2024, esta música se sigue escuchando fuerte. Es africana, pero igual la sentimos como nuestra.
Gracias África!
To our brothers from the African continent we want to inform you that in Barranquilla Colombia this music is danced as if it were ours.
gracias hombre. I'm nigerian.
:) It's yours, it's all ours. Greetings from Nigeria.
We love you all in barranquilla colombia. All the way from Africa, Nigeria I bring greeting and love to you all brothers & sisters.
Jaime Tejeda which part?
we know hhahhahahahah
The king of Afro beat. This was recently used in the superb film ‘Queen &Slim’
Yes! Yes! Yes! That is why I am here - got reminded of this classic. Much Love from South Africa!!
King of music not just afrobeat...even Bob Marley listened to him
That was burna boy too he remade this song
Reporting all the way from the streets of Soweto. Shakara......
Love from Nigeria.. wizkid sang a song titled Soweto baby💞💞❤️
Le king de la musique nigériane du temp(année 70 environ) Fela kuti repose très en paix.l instrumental vrai du temps.
Love from sth equator 💚
When I was in USA 🇺🇸, I saw some old Americans discussing about great musicians, one of them was talking about James Brown, the other one was talking about Franck sinatra, but one of them said that there's a famous great musician from Africa called Fela Kuti, I never knew nigerians got great musicians than Don Jazzy in the past so I started looking on YT where I found Fela Kuti, OMG very good jazz and nice songs from him. may God bless Africa 🌍 2024 we are
Mother Africa ♥️ lots of love to the birthplace of drums, to the birthplace of mankind, to the birthplace of this legend 🇳🇬. Lots of love from Istanbul 🇹🇷
Living God is the greatest.
🎉🎉
respect to Istanbul, thank you!
I'm glad Fela Kuti is finally getting the recognition that he so deserves, as the father of afrobeat receiving flowers from around the world as the musical genius he is/was, he was the True African Giant.
My greatest African musical legend. He is great in my home country of South Africa. Im 70yrs now and have been playing since I was a teenagers. May his soul rest in POWER!
Fela was light years ahead of his time musically and politically. He lives on.
He was in his own world its as if he knew he was going to be this big after he was gine
I was born in West Cameroon in a coast town called Victoria I was around 6 years old when this LP came out the back Side of the plate was another big Song entitled Lady, I can still remember the back postal with all the half necked girls in the form of 70 and king 👑 Delay was just with his under pants, it was a big deal back then, the guy was ahead of his time, May his soul rest in perfect peace, Ambazonia for ever.
Reliving my days as a young foreign PhD student in the early 70s at the University of Ibadan (UI). Just before the time of Fela's concert at UI there had been a student protest and the police had stormed the campus. Many students fled. Some challenged the police and threw home made bombs. The big day for the concert arrived. We took our seats early as we'd been told the place would be jam packed and that Fela, typically, did not arrive early. We sat for hours waiting. Then the bandsmen turned up and took their position on the stage. They spent an inordinate amount of time tuning their instruments. Everyone in the hall grew impatient and began to hurl insults at them. Some threw objects. Then hours later, Fela arrived. The minute he started to play, all was forgiven. We got up from our seats and started to dance. It was electric!! Right bang in the middle of the song the music stopped. We wondered what happened. The lights were still on. Then Fela looked around, from right to left and said "Look at you...foolish students. You see police you run. You see Fela you throw stone!". Before anyone could say a thing, he continued to sing and.. well.. .everyone returned to dancing.
Such a gifted musician. RIP Fela.
Those were the days of the oil boom. Nigeria rocked. We pray for the peace of that fascinating country.
...thank you for this remarkable testimony of a truly remarkable episode with one who can only be described as a true legend. It is important for those who were there to tell those who weren't. Fela forever.
What an interesting tale!
Thanks for sharing your story.
I envy you, because you were born when the word hasn't entered much madness. I mean, look at my generation. Wonder what will become of the children born by 2050.
Lucky you Brother!
Im african and im just learning about Fela Kuti. This means i spent 25 years of my life not really existing. His music is so good
philip bangura right!!!
Wow nice line about just starting to exist..really deep lol
Welcome to music, Africa, constructive criticism and life. ✌️
philip bangura ..wow.what..he was popular all over Africa, especially West Coast if Africa. I was a child. ,we used to dance ..( I think he is Yoruba).
lovelle sokan He is undoubtedly yoruba to the bone, and a pan African to the core.
Fela didn't bring the Africa to the world.
Fela brought and still brings the world to Africa.
Music is STILL the weapon.
Sharpen your minds and be ready.
My mom was just telling me how her and her friends used to dance to this back in Nigeria in the 70’s with their Afros and mini dresses. Haha ❤️❤️
Fela Forever
Same in Paris...Mom told me about it, dancing with girlfriends, in mini skirts too! Aha!
I probably danced with her at the Star Hotel in Accra, Ghana. Kuti was awesome.
Used to!!? I bet she’s still grooving to the beat!❤
I listened to him from when I was 18. I am 70 now.❤❤❤
This was the soundtrack to my childhood. Cookouts, Weddings, Roadtrips, everything....
You had a great childhood.
Happy birthday to you BABA FELA....your children, Nigerian youths don tire to suffer and smile BABA,we taking a revolution no.....
This joint is one of the funkiest grooviest pieces of music I ever heard in my goddamn life. This nasty ass ensemble of notes and instruments just weaves and waves into my soul and butters me with dance and coolness. What a hidden gem. MY MIND IS BLOWN
yes man
Mine too! He was a musical genius! We knew that. But still...A prophet is not known in his land!
It sure is🎉
Every Shakara man get Shakara Woman. 😂😂😂😂 Fela our Legend ❤🙏🏾
I'm Liberian and my Ghanaian uncle used to rock this album back in the day. 70's
I was always aware of Fela. I never paid attention till I played him by accident o radio and cut the song half way. It was too long. A caller immediately said Nooo MR DJ u don’t do that. That’s Fela my man please let him play. I said Oh! From there I played two more songs and damn it!!! I had to research more about this man. Now am hooked to this joint!!!
The legend,The greatest. I named my son Kuti b'cause of the love of his craft.
plenty respect for the man who dared and fought all the governments of oppression.
I can listen to nothing but Fela these days. ✌🏿 Peace and love from South Africa
barrio SIAPE via 40 con el famoso arrollo del country , BARRANQUILLA, COLOMBIA --- por aqui entro mucha musica AFRICANA, traida en barco para los diferentes barrios. en el barrio SIAPE se extreno por primera vez, Fela fue un icono de la verbena. ... tu podias hacer el recorrido en el tren de las flores escuchando esta musica mientras vez el mar de un lado y el rio del otro, ESPECTACULAR ---- El viejo Carlos siempre tenia lo ultimo de aquel entonces. musica brava AFRICANA extra larga, este disco en especial lo repetian 2 y 3 veces en una noche por q realmente es muy lindo y la gente de pelo quieto lo pedia. --- este disco es el himno de la verbena BARRANQUILLERA. inolvidable, son muchos los recuerdo de aquel sonido monstruoso de los pikop con la brisa carnavalera del rio . saludos, DIOS les bendiga a todos ,algun dia les dire mas en un video---- soy el hermano PEDRO NEL, el predicador.
The architect of African music at work !! 😊👑❤
I regret not visiting the shrine to see him in person when He was alive. Our Parents did not want us to become like him, Radical, Hemp smoking, Crazy head with all the Women around him, Always fighting the oppressive Governments when I was growing up. He went to my high school, I was soo close but soo far from him then. Now I wish I disobeyed my Parents for once when I was growing up. True Legend.
You missed bro. Fela na Abami Eda.
My high school was about 400 metres away from the shrine in the 70s. And even though we were too young at the time to go in....we always had fun hanging around the gate and just soak in the spiritual atmosphere. We got into a lot of trouble though....because we had to skip school lessons sometimes😜😜😜😜😜. It was FUN.
J'ai 67ans je l'ai vu au shrine, cool,décontracté, charismatique , débattre politique, musique ; la conscience africaine déterminée.
I grew up in Ikeja close to shrine and my primary school Springfield nursery and primary school was just 5 mins walk.
I was close to his shrine but told to stay far away from it. He was to parents bad behavioural influence but now I know he need those behaviour in order to fight oppression which our parents where suffering and smiling
@@hassanlawal5579 which school is that please
Blessed memory,Fela Anikulapo Kuti passed away @ 59 August 2nd 1997 gr8 prophet born October 15th 1938. Never a Messiah like him big loss not only to Nigeria but d world. There's no1 on dis earth as pure minded n spoke d truth always as Baba King of Kalakuta Fela 1 &only African Black Presido. 2 young then actually to meet/see him life but still thank God Baba livs on having to listen to his music best of d best, fearless lion. T'd make me n many, lots more happy(ier) if Nigeria cld ve a film documentary, staged etc wit his fams etc. Dis gr8 man of Africa neva been 4gotten, yet must b tot in sculs to many generations n t'll giv more Black men/wo vis-a-vis more courage n understandings to fight 4 wat's right, dia rights, sanity n freedoms to all humans. Liv free n Let liv freely.
Started visiting d shrine now everytym I go 9ja must get his full music collections n souvenirs.
Rip Baba Fela Anikulapo Kuti...........Abamieda
Sun reo Omo Oodua 9ja Yoruba African rere.....
Great souvenirs from the 70s and 80s. Fella never dies. his spirit is always high. Drop likes if u love Fela the greatest of all times
Our own Prophetic boy Fela long live his music🤛🏿🤛🏿🤛🏿
Fela was such a revolutionary musician who was far ahead of his contemporaries. Just like Dr. Kwame Nkrumah and the other early post-independent African leaders, only posterity will understand what they really meant. Their good deeds can never be wished away.
They live forever in our minds. They are Legends and our own prophets because their message will haunt us until we do something about what they were preaching to us.
Sankara
South Africa appreciates, continue to Rest In Peace Fela the Legend ❤️
Who is listening with me in this 2019.
If you does let me get some like and comments. RIP fela kuti. Such a hero
He sure is the king of afrobeat
Na we dey here nothing dey happen
Here I am, absolutely fan of this amazing man! :) May he rest in peace! ❤️
This here my friend, is the one of the origins of what we now call Afrobeat. The sure don't make them like they used to...
👏🎺🎷🇳🇬🎤👆👍❤️.
Encore et encore FALA quel dimanche joyeux que je savoure en écoutant la bonne musique Africaine , je me rappelle ces années 70, 80 les Nigérians qui étaient locataires chez nous organisaient le concours de danse avec mes Frères aimés 😂😂😂la belle époque , Afrique MON Afrique
Fela, rest in peace.
I'am black I'am proud.
Thank you Fela.
Proud to be an African. Thank you Baba.
Not black, but thankful to know his music for over 30 years. Right on 🎶
I'm not black, but equally proud. thanks Fela-. Proud has no color. Miss you.
"THE ONLY "BLACK PRESIDENT, RECONGNIZED WORLD OVER BY HIS "MUSIC". TRUST ME".
Some said he was deluded, others were indifferent but if you ask me, i say he was a prophet, are we not suffering and smiling? Abami eda forever! 🙌
Afrobeats all day everyday. #proudtobeafrican. # humanityisarace
I 2023 nd cant help to marvel how much of a musical genius Fela was.
Fela was a very creative and outstanding musician. Queen Ms freda
This is one of the best tracks ever recorded
this piece is famous for its title and lyrics
but honestly, Fela didnt have to say a word...the instrumental is already such a monument....
that Sax.....
Fela, for the fellas;
Kuti, for the cuties
Greatest of all time.
Wolfgang & Ludwig
WOULD BE PROUD!
😂😂😂
I'm from south Africa and i just started learning about fela and I'm impressed.
The 70s when trumpets sounded like elephants in an African jungle. Music has undergone some transformations as all these trumpets hv been replaced by keyboards nowadays. Thx to my cousin, the late Fred, for introducing me to Fela in 1979.
"Trumpets sounded like elephants..." Thanx Pure poetry.
Rest in peace big BROTHER may grant a peace in his kingdom .
Beautiful appreciation ❤️🎶🐘
@@Lux8conFrances ❤️
The only man in africa. I will fight with him to the end.
My martial arts instructor put me on to Fela when I was like 19. Been listening ever since.
Who is still listening to Fela in 2021? Fela may your soul continue to rest in peace 🙏 we miss you
Now I see where Burna boy and WizKid get their inspiration and daily doze from .I would be coming Everyday I wanna be a great musician too 🐘🇳🇬
2019, I listened fela songs and I said to myself our problems in Nigeria and African as a whole did just start today politics, Wow, it's being a long time. May God bless you fela for letting us know the truth. You are indeed a true legend. RIP.
Fela had Vision, Purpose, Craft and Class of Monumental Distinction
The most influential musician in Africa a real contemporary griot, i had the opportunity to pay my respect to him when i visited his shrine and that of Femi ,took photos by his tomb there is an african proverb that when a great tree fall Lizards stays there so is FELA there were still some ladies by the shrine, it was one of the greatest moment of my life: RIP LEGEND😂😂😂😂😂
FELA KUTI KING
A top secret “ the connector of Ghana and Nigeria is this man’s music “
The year is 2023. I still appreciate great African Music from Nairobi, Kenya. The Legendary Fela Kuti from West Africa, Nigeria
Damn your beauty and Nigeria, for being cooler than I attempt to be! Bless and let us unite! Love Ya Forever Fela!
When I was in university at IFE now called OAU, Fela used to come regularly to give lectures especially during the Student’s Union week.
In the evening he will then do a concert where he always played new materials.
When I then moved to London I had the pleasure of attending the 2 of his last concerts he held.
I feel honoured having met him in person and even having a picture with him closest to a selfie in those days.
How can a song be so perfect.
Ryan Terwilliger, because it’d dared stray along the least taken roads.
Ancestors chose him to communicate to the world, plain and simple!
Right
Ryan Terwilliger
My bro Ryan, you the hit nail squarely on the head. African Gods May never forgive the world and Nigerians for not celebrating this immortal.
Fella warned Nigerians about Buhari repeatedly (As Animal in human skin) and we didn’t listen. Look at us now.....
O2 we celebrate fela every year in Nigeria... We call the celebration *Felabration*
We young generation need to celebrate our AFRICAN LEGEND ❤❤❤❤
The afro beat king of the king sir Fela. No one like you.
I'm a youngster and I love this music
Who is listening to the legend in May 2020 like ME?
Me, in November 2020. Paris
Best are the music in Africa
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J'ai 64 ans et j'ai grandi avec la musique de Fela, le Roi de l Afrobeat
vu en concert a lagos nigeria et a genève ct trop fort rip fela
Who is listening to this beautiful sound in this 2023?
Let's gather here
Shout-out from Columbia. He is also a legend here ✊✊
Saw Fela in Portland Oregon sometime around 1992. At the Pine Street Theater. The best and most awesome show ever. ❤️🙌🙌
im only 24 years old i live in botswana.. i just dawnloaded his songs.. he is so amazing,, i thought i knew a lot about afropop,,BUT HELL NO.. THIS LEGEND IS AFROPOP HIM SELF
I'm your neighbour in South Africa Im addicted his level is highly above the average he was a prophet, I also visit Botswana frequently before covid you can meet me masa square to chart about the master. 0764354833
@@mishacknthane1060 Okay ill copy your number... HE is a great musician
Fela was far ahead of time like many revolutionaries of time we don't know or understand and appreciate their talents until the almighty Allah take them heaven through darkness before we acknowledge their greatness. Rip brother and may God almighty grabt you peace, amen 🙏😭
This is NOT Afropop. This masterpiece genre Fela invented is known as AFROBEAT - the Afropop of today sampled a lot of his gems but that's where the similarities end.
Fearless man in Nigeria
NIGERIA 🇳🇬 LONG-LIVE BROTHER FELA!! THE REVOLUTIONARY PAN-AFRIKAN MUSICIAN MAY HE REST IN PEACE ✌ AND POWER!!! 💪 LONG-LIVE THE PEOPLE OF NIGERIA 🇳🇬 MY AFRIKAN HOMELAND!!! ONE UNITED AFRIKA FOREVER!!!
There will never be another Fela. Rip Baba🕊️
Here on the North Coast of Colombia nicknamed him the Shakalao. Tremendous song that danced on the north coast of our country in the 70s
Thanks +Jaime Tejeda for the testimony. It is important for us, Africans on the continent, to know that you, our sisters and brothers in South America, remain connected.
@@LimKaamen well said
Que viva Colombia!
What does Shakalao mean?
@@ZuluPoet It sounds like it's their take on the title word/ refrain "Shakara oloje ni"... the "R" can sound to some ppl like an "L" : so it becomes "Shakala oloje ni" ...then if you are singing along but don't know tha language u might stop after the first "o" as it gets hazy after that ... so you get "Shakalao ..."
Fela Kuti - Shakara (now with added LYRICS). We would love to thank you all for making Shakara the number 1 most popular video on the Fela Kuti CZcams channel, so popular that we have added the Lyrics towards this video.
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Best video is at the Kalaka{ sic} Ranch. The one where they get rained out and flooded but still carry on [the electrics yikes!!!!] So much joy in that video
Blessed love I'm a Jamaican drummer and I have been listening to Fela a lot. I would like to learn some of the songs that he's done by lyrics and also to learn the language. Can you help in any way I'd really appreciate it, thank you.
Samrick Lovermore
send me email, i will love to help you. akinyemitolu@yahoo.com.
put in subject fela songs and requesting info from youtube where we met
imdey omhosa
I stayed in Ayilara in those days and my friends Kojo and Emma Quaye played at the shrine sax and bass drum respectively. I'm 70 now. Fantastic
Hoy 08/Dic/2023.. aquí Lima-Perú sigo y seguiré escuchando a Fela Ransome Kuti.. el genio del Afro-Beat y las grabaciones en directo.. hasta el último aliento de vida que tenga.. en consola de 8 pistas. Saludos a todos los latinoamericanos admiradores de Fela..
This is an amazing song by Fela who used to be my amazing nextdoor neighbor when I was in fashion school in Lagos, Nigeria.BIG RESPECTS, YOU'RE AN AMAZING MAN!!
Really? You lived with a legend!!
@@chukwudicollins2931 Not with, next door to.
Toyin st? Ikeja
You're so lucky.... Please tell us how he was.... I know he never wore any clothes 😂😂❤️ but what else
Undisputed Continental Anthem of Africa. Cameroonian here hooked all the way from Dallas USA. Long Live the FR of Nigeria.
Vive Fela Kuti , la musique 1 er que j’aime éxtremement
Cartagena,Colombia Presente!!!
Hello to my Palenqueros people I love you ! From Congo
wepa!
Doctor : Sorry you have to live just 5 minutes
Patient : I have to listen Fela..but it takes around 13 minutes
God : Ok you can live again until the end of Shakara....👍👍
@@alainclement9244 you are right.. 👍👍👍
Your perspective is friggin' extra terrestrial!!!
@@faskii45odogwu99 Be quite.. it was just for jockin... 😂😂
Dying 4 Fela!
Beautiful analogy
African here drop like 2019 love from São Tomé e Príncipe love naija music
Love you too boss one love Africa
Such a great man......Zambian and in love with Nigerian afrobeat.
now i see why dad had so many Fela records back then.....a great Legend
still listening all the way from Nairobi, Kenya!!!!
I am so glad Prince got a chance to sample other people's music. Prince would dream of music in his sleep.
"Wait make i comot my dress na shakara"😂😂 lol i died at that part
Chantelle Green I go beat u like trailer jam u na shakara.. lol 😝
"...I go beat you e go be like say you get accident..." - damn, Fela no easy at all.
I swear.. it's all no mouth and no action... Shakara😂😂
Love from Nigeria.
I am 64...and still remember the first time I heard this masterpiece...RIP Fela..your memories live on...
25_09_21
20h 20min
The most original artist of the 20th century packed with unbridled creativity and dare..@
+Nii Asar Amarkai ARV Kasambu IV That is absolutely correct, however the Great and legendary Bob Marley also fit that description. ( ;
Agreed but throw Miles in there also.
I was just thinking Bob when I read that comment, nice shout !
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My doctor asked me if I knew about Fela Kuti when he saw that my name was Shakara. So glad he did! This is everything!
Oh, that's so cute!
I wonder if he was Yoruba, because the AA name 'Shakara' is very different to the Yoruba word and meaning. Beautiful story
Beautiful 😍 name!
My late father loved playing Fela Kuti's music when I grew up, I didn't like it then but I love it now, it's timeless and reminds me of him. Even though I don't understand the language in other songs, I thinks it's beautiful refreshing music
Fela Kuti the African who is well gifted to inspire All African Leaders to care for the good Africa.