Obiero

Ayub Ogada made folk ethno pop, wherein African motifs are strongly recognizable thanks to the rustle of shells and stones at the end of the musical pikestaff. As if, we were in the ritual of the shaman of tribe calling for the rain. Only without all this nonsense with the sacrifice of black bird and ecstatic dancing of half-naked women in colorful dresses. But with a pair of drums, the colorful leader and groovy shaman, white-toothed kids and bright yellow savanna.

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Ayub Ogada - Wikipedia