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Bana Sungusia songs will forever remain a part of the Kisii culture and way of life. Their informative lyrics and relaxing beats are timeless like fine wine. Most important is a perfect blend of heartfelt stories from real life experiences with emphasis on good morals.
The good old days of trending tunes such as Nyaboke and Ekemangurume are not yet over. These rhythms still rock in Kisii villages and urban centres. A playlist of Bana Sungusia band songs is finally ready.
Top 20 Bana Sungusia songs and videos
Sungusia Band managed to produce tens of hitmaker tracks, with most of them still rocking modern lounges.
Better still are latest studio and live performance compositions you will not hear anywhere else.
1. Bana Sungusia Nyangwono
The song speaks about Isaac Nyangwono Nyabende from Bomachoge. The lyrics of Nyangwono song reiterates his successes as a teacher and business person.
A tragic ending of his life started with severe joint pain. He later collapsed to his death during a meeting. Touching tales of his orphaned children will make anyone cry.
2. Sungusia My Boss
The song speaks against immoral bosses with lustful eyes on their secretaries and other women staff members under them.
The track My Boss appeals respect and dignity on behalf of vulnerable women in society.
Sungusia reasons that bosses should not take advantage of their deep pockets to lure married female workers.
3. Sungusia songs Nyaboke
A troubled husband narrates how his wife deserted him, going away with everything. The sorrows and tears of missing his children are evident.
The song ends with Sungusia wishing her the worst of luck alongside abuses such as Egesagane, meaning uncut girl.
Meanwhile, he needs to reclaim his children back from their irresponsible mother, now an estranged wife.
4. Ekemangurume by Bana Sungusia
Who ate Ekemangurume? The song lyrics speak about five boys who were looking after their domestic animals in an open field.
The company of five gathered Chinkomoni, a type of wild fruit. They collectively sunk a hole, covered them with leaves, and went away, leaving the fruits to ripen.
To their surprise, there was not one Ekemangurume left when they came back at an agreed time.
It turns out that one of the boys had secretly skipped back and eaten them all. Escalating rage resulted in a conflict.
Bana Sungusia Band Ekemangurume educates on the importance of genuine friendships.
5. Sungusia Nyaboke Mose
The song appeals to God’s help from the snare of death. It speaks of how losing loved ones end up in suffering.
Sungusia Nyaboke Mose lyrics also speak about people using evils to inflict suffering on others. The song mainly speaks against witchcraft among the Kisii people.
6. Bana Sungusia Douglas Makambo
The story of Douglas Makambo falling in a 30 feet borehole at about lunchtime caused terror among residents.
The song captures the mystery of Makambo’s drowning in deep waters and how it caused pain to his loved ones.
7. Sungusia Omogusii
We still remember the classy “Seito Gusii naiboretwe Gusii ense yomwando” vibes from decades ago.
Mistreatments and frequent kicks have caused her beauty to fade away. Sungusia is unhappy with the life his dear sister is living in marriage.
10. Sungusia Susana song
Love your wife is a pick-up line in this lovely song Susana by Bana Sungusia.
The tune narrates about a classy woman called Susana with unequalled focus on her beauty and infectious blossoms of laughter.
Susana song is equally a reminder of the wedding vows that will forever bind Sungusia and his wife. Band members also emphasize that a wise woman builds her home.
11. Sungusia Ekero Inkwete
The song speaks about the blow of death with unanswered questions on where those who die go.
The clean touch of Bana Sungusia songs remains printed in the hearts of many. More so, these traditional songs left with us a record that no later Kisii musician has managed to break.
