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Review: “Yaka Tobina” by Hakuna Patata

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“Yaka Tobina,” the latest single by Hakuna Patata, is a vibrant celebration of African Rumba and Soukous music. Featuring the excellent guitarist Ray Solo from Zimbabwe, this track invites listeners to “come and dance on the dance floor,” as the title in Lingala suggests.

Hakuna Patata has been active in the music world for over 40 years, playing in various bands during the 80s and 90s. Recently, they have become more active again, especially during the pandemic, deciding to join forces to share their musical passions with the world. This rich history is evident in the infectious energy and expertise showcased in “Yaka Tobina.”

The song’s upbeat rhythms and lively guitar riffs make it impossible to sit still. Ray Solo’s guitar work is particularly outstanding, adding a layer of excitement and complexity to the track. The music’s catchy nature and danceable beats embody the essence of African dance music, bringing joy and movement to anyone who listens.

“Yaka Tobina” is a fantastic example of how African Rumba and Soukous can captivate and energize audiences. It’s a song that encourages you to turn up the volume and lose yourself in the rhythm. Hakuna Patata’s long-standing passion for music shines through, making this track a must-listen for anyone who loves to dance and appreciates the infectious spirit of African music.

Written by
Barbie Edonia

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