The Rhumba in Kenya, particularly the Luo Rhumba popularly dubbed as ‘muziki bila kasho’ has gone to another level with Engineer Wuod Fibi getting in the mix and taking it to another level.
Though the genre has notable artistes like Emma Jalamo and John Junior, Wuod Fibi has tossed himself wanting a piece of the pie for himself and he is doing very good to have it with his single ‘Cham Gi Wang’i'(Kula Kwa Macho)that is practically in every Luo’s mouth from Nairobi to Kisumu to Migori to Siaya to Bondo to the whole country.
“There is this aimless falling in love on social media with people you don’t even know, it has costed very many people their lives, their wealth or even their dignity, this song is there to remind you to be careful about the so called team mafisi.” – Wuod Fibi
The single which practically warns all the Team Mafisi members to chill and wait for their own better half other than spoiling a healthy relationship because of their thirst. Have a listen to the single ‘Cham Gi Wang’i’ below.
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“There is always a man or a woman behind the glow of that man or woman you are salivating for. Work hard, make your man or your woman to glow, stop admiring people’s husbands or wives. Don’t be like the salivating hyena.” – Wuod Fibi added
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The song has two versions; A dholuo version and a Swahili version so that it can help pass the message to all the thirsty Team Mafisi and Team Mafisilets.
Here’s the Swahili version for the same now dubbed ‘Kula Kwa Macho’
