Uploaded February 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In this song, the singer praises a traditional healer who is well known both locally and beyond.
Having been healed by the healer himself, he shares his experience and the story of his healing journey and how it unfolded.
Kenge Kenge symbolise so much of what is great about East African traditional music: they are the guardians and masters of an ancient but living tradition. They breathe new life into Kenya's Luo musical roots. The group’s thorough mastery of the traditional Luo Orutu fiddle and Nyatiti lyre has spearheaded a new way and approach to how these age-old instruments are played, much to the appreciation of contemporary audiences. Characterised by often racy and compact instrumentation, Kenge Kenge’s music infectiously invites one to the dance floor.
In this song, the singer praises a traditional healer who is well known both locally and beyond.
Having been healed by the healer himself, he shares his experience and the story of his healing journey and how it unfolded.
Kenge Kenge symbolise so much of what is great about East African traditional music: they are the guardians and masters of an ancient but living tradition. They breathe new life into Kenya's Luo musical roots. The group’s thorough mastery of the traditional Luo Orutu fiddle and Nyatiti lyre has spearheaded a new way and approach to how these age-old instruments are played, much to the appreciation of contemporary audiences. Characterised by often racy and compact instrumentation, Kenge Kenge’s music infectiously invites one to the dance floor.
