This Christmas special is #FamousThisChristmas (Feliz Navidad) #DONSANTO recorded during an Instagram Live session on December 18, 2021. Merry Christmas Klassikans!

THE LYRICS
Feliz Navidad
Feliz Navidad
Feliz Navidad
Próspero año y felicidad
Feliz Navidad
Feliz Navidad
Feliz Navidad
Próspero año y felicidad

I wanna wish you a merry Christmas
I wanna wish you a merry Christmas
I wanna wish you a merry Christmas
From the bottom of my heart

I wanna wish you a merry Christmas
I wanna wish you a merry Christmas
I wanna wish you a merry Christmas
From the bottom of my heart

Feliz Navidad
Feliz Navidad
Feliz Navidad
Próspero año y felicidad

Feliz Navidad
Feliz Navidad
Feliz Navidad
Próspero año y felicidad

Upendo wangu kwako;
Imani yangu kwako;
Ishaatua tu..
Kukujua wewe Mfalme ndiyo sawa tu

Umenishikilia Baba! Baba!
Ukaniwezesha
Nami nitakuinua Daddy! Daddy! Daddy!
Bila hivyo pressure

Feliz Navidad
Feliz Navidad
Feliz Navidad
Próspero año y felicidad

Feliz Navidad
Feliz Navidad
Feliz Navidad
Próspero año y felicidad

Famous This Christmas

Famous This Christmas (Feliz Navidad)

PROJECT OVERWRITE
"To Me, music isn't about rhyming on the beat or pleasing fans. It's about being true to who you are, your story and changing lives." ~ DON SANTO

#DOTBK1 #TeamSanto #BuyKlassik #ThatsKalpop

DEFINITION OF THE BADMAN KILLA 1

AZIMIO LA SANTO (INTRO)

"Heal me, Lord, and I will be healed; save me and I will be saved, for you are the one I praise." - Jeremiah 17:14

Performed by: DON SANTO & El Klassik Band
Written by: Blame It On Don
Instrumentation: Blame It On Don
Mixing and Mastering: Jilly Beatz
Executive producer: Blame It On Don & KlassiK Nation
Record Label: Klassik Nation

LYRICS:

STANZA ONE
Take my hand and walk with me
This is the place you're meant to be
I've seen you in sorrow
I've seen you in pain
Looking anywhere for something to gain
The world is dark and nothing is fair
I've watched you cry in great despair
From the Throne I've seen you alone
But I've come to you to see you through

CHORUS
||: Hold my hand… JAH! JAH!
Don’t let me drown… Yahweh.  :||

STANZA TWO
Take my hand and hold it tight
Now and forever all you will see is light
No more sorrow no more pain
You've found your home, you've initially gained
Take my hand, for you shall see
This is true love for ever and ever
Whatever it is you’re going through I’ve seen and am here to pull you out from it coz you’re mine.

CHORUS
||: Hold my hand… JAH! JAH!
Don’t let me drown… Yahweh.  : ||

#HoldMyHand #DONSANTO

CALVARY

HOLD MY HAND(Feat. El Klassik Band)

Psalms 66:16 - Come and hear, all ye that fear God, and I will declare what he hath done for my soul

Performed by: DON SANTO & El Klassik Band
Written by: Blame It On Don
Instrumentation: Blame It On Don
Mixing and Mastering: Jilly Beatz
Executive producer: Blame It On Don & KlassiK Nation
Record Label: Klassik Nation

LYRICS:

STANZA ONE
Perhaps the World Ends Here tomorrow, oooh;
But When Giving Is All We Have, we give;
Maisha hayahitaji Kamwe pupa, eeeh;
Aliyenipa nawe atakupa, mmh

HOOK
Unapo nizuru Baba;
Uwakumbuke wengine;
Tuzidishe ushuhuda, JAH! JAH!
JAH! JAH how you are, so beautiful; So beautiful!
JAH! JAH where you are, so beautiful; So beautiful!

STANZA TWO
Yaani maisha yangu, ni ushuhuda Mola ndiye njia;
Hisia zilinitoka, hivi niko easy, waeleze njiwa;
Shukrani ziwafikie, munapo-share Kalpop music;
Shukrani ziwafikie, all ye thou Klassikans!

HOOK
Unapo nizuru Baba;
Uwakumbuke wengine;
Tuzidishe ushuhuda, JAH! JAH!
JAH! JAH how you are, so beautiful; So beautiful!
JAH! JAH where you are, so beautiful; So beautiful!

#Ushuhuda #Calvary #TeamSanto #DONSANTO #KlassikNation

USHUHUDA

USHUHUDA(Feat. El Klassik Band)

BARUA KWA MUNGU (A letter to God), just like most of the song in the Calvary EP, is a song that I wrote at a critical time of my life. I hope the words of this song and the energy the CALVARY PROJECT generates finds home in your soul. God bless!

THE LYRICS

CHORUS
||: Bwana… u fahari yangu
Imani yangu kwako haitingiziki
Upendo … wazidi toka Kwangu 
Sina mwengine ila wewe Baba. : ||
 
STANZA ONE [0:55- 1:35]
Mpendwa Sir JAH,
Nimesikia mengi juu yako hadi
Inanichoma moyoni mwangu kwani
Nataka kukuambia vile nafeel ndani, lakini
Sijui nianzie wapi.
Wanasema kuwa wewe ndiye answer
Kwa njia ninavyohisi ndani
Na mara nitakapokuwa ndani yako, nitafanya hivyo Daddy…
Ili niwe na kitu cha kuwa mwongozo kwangu
Nilichukua Bibilia takatifu
Alikuwa amekusanya vumbi kwenye rafu
Niliamua kuisoma na kujitafutia mwenyewe.

STANZA TWO [2:00-2:37]
Nilisoma juu ya jinsi walivyopigilia msumari wako
Mwili wa thamani msalabani,
Na sababu ya hii; ilikuwa kwa kuniokoa mie niliyepotea.
Machozi yalimiminika kutoka kwangu kama
Furaha ilinikuta roho yangu!
Nimegundua mengi juu yako, hiyo
Sikuambiwa kamwe.
Ila sir JAH ningependa ujue sipendi kifo na nafsi yangu yote
Ila ni wisdom yako zaidi ya ile ulompa Solomon.
So son of the sun, aka the Badman Killa
I surrender. 

||: Bwana… u fahari yangu
Imani yangu kwako haitingiziki
Upendo … wazidi toka Kwangu 
Sina mwengine ila wewe Baba. : ||

Ha-lle-luhya Mwami yetsombwe!

Barua Kwa Mungu

BARUA KWA MUNGU(Feat. El Klassik Band)

"For great is thy mercy upon me, and thou hast delivered my soul from the lowest part of Sheol." Psalm 86:13

Beyond I and I's reach of sin...you saved my soul!

Just when I needed you, you came
You came and set me free!
Just when I needed you, you came
Oh my God! (It’s I and I, I glorify!)
Just when I needed you, you came
You came and set me free!
Just when I needed you the most
You saved my soul! Lord (It’s I and I, I glorify!)

Pour me out Jehovah, level me up;
When I'm with you, I’m a better human;
They say I have done so many bad things that I don't deserve a second chance;
They say, everyone, I wronged will forever haunt my soul;

They say no man can do what I’ve done unimaginable;
But (you came for me! x 2)
They spit behind me
There goes the sinner they say!
You still came for me

Just when I needed you, you came
You came and set me free!
Just when I needed you, you came
Oh my God! (It’s I and I, I glorify!)
Just when I needed you, you came
You came and set me free!
Just when I needed you the most
You saved my soul! Lord (It’s I and I, I glorify!)

These are true stories and;
Miracles, blessings
All because of love
You gave us Kalpop music!
Family, good life
All because of grace

It’s come back again!
And again!
And again!
Inarudi tena!
Na tena!
Na tena!

Wanatema brbengbei
Kila siku nyingine;
Huyo shetani anaenda wanasema!

Just when I needed you, you came
You came and set me free!
Just when I needed you, you came
Oh my God! (It’s I and I, I glorify!)
Just when I needed you, you came
You came and set me free!
Just when I needed you the most
You saved my soul! Lord (It’s I and I, I glorify!)

YOU SAVED ME (JUST WHEN I NEEDED)

YOU SAVED ME (JUST WHEN I NEEDED) Feat El Klassik Band

"Queen of the South" is a captivating #Kaldrop (a variation of the Kalpop genre of music) track by DON SANTO that delves into a world of intrigue, power, and protection on the dangerous streets. The song tells the story of a prominent figure, known as the "Queen of the South," who once ruled the streets with her fiery presence but now faces adversity due to drug charges. DON SANTO steps in as the guardian, offering protection and sanctuary to the legendary Queen in exchange for her usefulness and cooperation. With its infectious beat and powerful lyrics, "Queen of the South" takes listeners on a journey through the shadows and highlights the unwavering determination of those who navigate the streets with courage and cunning.

(Chorus)
Oh, Queen of the South!
Hizi street ku-noma;
But mi Don of the streets!
Na mambaru wako radar, soko ime-  danger
Oh, Queen of the South.

(Verse 1)
I was born with a motherfucking dream and I know it
Kila mtu ana dream, I believe it!
Watoto ghetto ubabini wana dream pia
The only difference is the nature of the dream dear
I'm talkin' 'bout the Queen of the South, a legend in the game,...
Ali-rule the street na fire, ola, mokoro ni lit na flame.
But the cops came knockin', tryna dim her shine,
Wakamcharge na drugs na crime, danger sign.
But never worry, yeah!
Whispers in the shadows, wananiita Mr. No Fear;
Plottin' moves on the low.

(Chorus)
Oh, Queen of the South!
Hizi street ku-noma;
But mi Don of the streets!
Na mambaru wako radar, soko ime-  danger
Oh, Queen of the South.

(Verse 2)
The streets are watchin', lalalalalala!
The walls have ears, lalalalalala!
Najua streets zina watch, na kuta zina ears
But The Don is in control, calmin' all your fears.
Nina that silver tongue, smooth talker kwa night,
Makin' deals, makin' moves, bringin' wrongs to right.
Oh, Queen of the South, I'll be your sanctuary,
Keep you safe from harm, that's my solemn decree.
So here's to the Queen, ana-defy the odds,
We will win if you’re down with the Don of Dons!

(Chorus to fade)
Oh, Queen of the South!
Hizi street ku-noma;
But mi Don of the streets!
Na mambaru wako radar, soko ime-  danger
Oh, Queen of the South.

#DONSANTO #QueenOfTheSouth #KalpopRevolution #KlassikNation #Kaldrop

African Lion II

Queen of the South

Queen of the South  Feat. Badman Killa (Prod. Blame It On Don)

Music by DON SANTO Performing Sina Makosa originally done by Les Wanyika. Mad respect for Les Wanyika. They are legends of all time!!
Produced by Don J Records

Download Original Quality:
iTUNES: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/sina-makosa-single/1319908292
SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/album/2ds939u3qSZTt1pHalTaNt
AMAZON: https://www.amazon.com/Sina-Makosa-Don-Santo/dp/B07856WHRL

#iAmKlassik
#KalpopMusic

Sina Makosa

Description:
#Stripper is a lively and provocative Kalpop song that captures the essence of a wild night out. With its catchy chorus and energetic beats, it paints a vivid picture of a nightclub scene filled with excitement, allure, and a dash of recklessness. This track is a bold exploration of desires and indulgence, adding a touch of exotic flair to the Kalpop genre.

Author's Notes:
"Stripper" is a playful yet unapologetic dive into the nightlife scene, where we find ourselves irresistibly drawn to the charisma of a stripper. The song channels the essence of living in the moment, allowing ourselves to be captivated by the thrill of the unknown. It's a reminder that music can transport us to places we might not have explored otherwise, and in this case, it's the world of nightlife and temptation. Kalpop's dynamic fusion of genres, combined with bold and evocative lyrics, makes "Stripper" a standout track in the Kalpop repertoire. Enjoy the ride!

10 Years King

Stripper

Stripper (Dirty) Feat. Jay Jackson x Sleek Whizz

This track was recorded Live as a s Special tribute to #LuckyDube. "Don't Cry" by #DONSANTO is just that song!

Every time I say I'm going
I can see you gonna cry
Every time I say I wanna go
I can tell you gonna cry
Thinking of the lonely nights
When I'm not there
Thinking of the  lonely days
When I'm gone
Thousands of people
Wanna see me
Millions are waiting
For the message, I say
Klassikans are going around the world
Preaching the gospel of Klassikanity
Billions are dying
For the message

Don't cry, don't cry
Don't cry, don't cry
Don't cry, don't cry

Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/ucy3__LGvRA
Download on Mdundo: https://mdundo.com/song/2724525
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Don't Cry Cover

Don't Cry Cover (Originally by Lucky Dube)

#BackForGoodNot is a live cover Gary Barlow's "Back For Good" featuring JLS. #KalpopRevolution

Back For Good Not (Originally by Gary Barlow/Take That)

DON SANTO - Nibebe - Rose Muhando Cover

Eh Mungu angaliya kunena kwangu
Na uisikie sauti ya kilio changu
Moyo wangu umechoka sana, Baba
Kwa ajili ya wingi wa mateso yangu
Nafsi yangu imegandamana na mavumbi
Niokowe mikononi mwa midomo ya ubwa
Kwanini ninateswa sana kwa ajili yako babaga?
Niokoe mikononi mwa watu wabaya
Fanya hima unisaidie, nibebe

Nibebe, nibebe, nibebe, nibebe
Nibembeleze, nibebe
Eh Yesu, unibebe
Nichukue unibebe
Mikononi mwako niwe salama
Nibebe, nibebe, nibebe, nibebe
Nibembeleze, nibebe
Eh Yesu, unibebe
Nichukue unibebe
Mikononi mwako niwe salama

Covers

Nibebe Cover (Originally by Rose Muhando)

"Charoni Ni Wasi" was originally done by Maroon Commandos. Mad respect for these great of all time legends.

Charonyi Ni Wasi

Happy Mashujaa Day, Kenya! 🇰🇪

From the heart of the Kalpop Revolution to the African Lion you see today, this journey wouldn’t be the same without you. Kenya, you’ve been in the top 5 supporting my music and work, and you've raised the most Klassikans—salute to that! You’ve shaped me into the lion I am. Today, I celebrate you and even as we push together in ensuring that we are informed on what is happening in terms of governance, what is happening around the country...we are going to always stand up! Inuka 254. My name is DON SANTO, the one and only in Eastern and Central Africa, the whole world, even in Google.

#MashujaaDay #KenyaNiHome #KlassikEra #AfricanLion

The Legend of DON SANTO

The Legend of DON SANTO: Happy Mashujaa Day, Kenya!

"Don Did Revolt" is a fiery anthem of resistance and unity, blending raw emotion with hard-hitting lyrics that speak to societal injustices. DON SANTO channels the voice of the oppressed, tackling corruption, brutality, and systemic failures with unrelenting energy. Infused with Kalpop Reggae vibes, the track’s rhythmic urgency mirrors the pulse of a revolution in motion.
From fearless calls for accountability to chants of “Punda imechoka” and “Zakayo utashuka,” this song captures the spirit of a generation refusing to stay silent. With its infectious chorus, bold verses, and a beat that demands movement, "Don Did Revolt" is more than music—it's a rallying cry for change. 

DON DID REVOLT LYRICS

Intro

Verse 1:
Some o dem a weak,
Some a just a prentenda,
Some don’t surrender,
Some don’t know what to do.
If we don’t hit the streets, your crew’ll knock on our doors,
How’ll you pad your votes when you’re breaking our laws?
I fear death? Nah Nah Nah, I’m laughing at its face,
Sending us abroad, but Kenyans protest in every place.
We ditched the church 'cause of hypocrites like you,
But don’t trust! Don’t trust, our revolution’s coming—they will not believe.

Chorus:
Uh! Revolution now, Woi! Revolution now,
When we shed our fear, they lose their power.
In unity we rise, this is our finest hour,
Uh! Revolution now, Woi! Revolution now,
The abduction, brutality, it grows colder.
Overtaxation, we can't bear their weight.

Verse 2:
Wanted man, running from police thugs,
When did you see presidents using goons and guns?
Against the people, the very souls they should serve,
We've reached the point, we’ll no longer swerve.

Punda imechoka!
Zakayo utashuka!

Some people look at their family pedigree
You’ll see that a fruit doesn't fall far from the tree

Punda imechoka!
Wengine mumeua!

Chorus:
Uh! Revolution now, Woi! Revolution now,
When we shed our fear, they lose their power.
In unity we rise, this is our finest hour,
Uh! Revolution now, Woi! Revolution now,
The abduction, brutality, it grows colder.
Overtaxation, we can't bear their weight.

Yeah, iye yeah yeah!
Zakayo utashuka!

#DONDID #DONDIDREVOLT #DONSANTO

DON DID

DON DID REVOLT

DON DID REVOLT | Feat. El Klassik Band

"Don Did Silali" is a soulful declaration of love that intertwines Swahili poetic charm with a modern Afro-R&B vibe. Don Santo captures the essence of unrelenting passion, crafting a heartfelt ballad where love becomes a sleepless wonder. With its melodic richness and rhythmic depth, the track paints a vivid picture of devotion, vulnerability, and joy.

The lyrics celebrate the beauty of a cherished connection, with lines like "Nakupenda kwa dhati" echoing timeless affection. From the angelic touch in the intro to the smooth blend of English and Swahili in later verses, "Don Did Silali" delivers an emotional experience that resonates deeply. Whether on a late-night playlist or serenading someone special, this song is a celebration of love’s transformative power.

DON DID SILALI LYRICS
(Intro)

(Verse 1)
Ngo ngo ngo
Ghafla nikaskia nimeguswa na malaika
Na hivyo ndo
Huu moyo wangu ulivyouteka
Nuru ya mapenzi yako, inaangaza giza;
Naweza kuona, hakuna mbadala kwako;
Wewe na mimi, hadi mwisho wa historia;
Cheza na mimi, ishara hili penzi letu limetunogea

(Chorus)
Sila, silali!
(Instrumental fill)
Nakupenda kwa dhati
(Instrumental fill)

(Verse 2)
Sila, silali
Katika penzi letu nimezama
Ila kwa wivu, n’talalama kwa tunda langu ambalo nalipenda
Wewe sio uzuri tu, wewe ni mtazamo mzima
Na pia sio bidii tu, wewe ni zawadi daima

(Chorus)
Sila, silali!
(Instrumental fill)
Nakupenda kwa dhati
(Instrumental fill)

(Verse 3)
I forget all my troubles when I’m with you any day
This is my bank pin take it and spend it all away
I see my life being better
With you by my side
You’re my girl, my defender
When I’m with you…

(Chorus)
Sila, silali!
(Instrumental fill)
Nakupenda kwa dhati
(Instrumental fill)
Sila, silali!
(Instrumental fill)
Nakupenda kwa dhati
(Instrumental fill)

(Bridge)
Wewe sio uzuri tu, wewe ni mtazamo mzima
Na pia sio bidii tu, wewe ni zawadi daima
I forget all my troubles when I’m with you any day
This is my bank pin take it and spend it all away
I see my life being better
With you by my side
You’re my girl, my defender
When I’m with you…

(Chorus)
Sila, silali!
(Instrumental fill)
Nakupenda kwa dhati
(Instrumental fill)
Sila, silali!
(Instrumental fill)
Nakupenda kwa dhati
(Instrumental fill)

DON DID SILALI

DON DID SILALI (Demo) | Feat. El Klassik Band

A soulful pan-African requiem blending Luo chants, Swahili harmonies, and ancestral rhythm, “Baba Raila – Wuod Auma, Safari Njema” is a spiritual farewell to Raila Odinga — the son of Kenya, the voice of the people, the lion of Africa.

Part hymn, part liberation anthem, it honors a man whose struggle shaped Kenya’s democracy and whose name now enters legend.
A sacred send-off. A people’s eulogy. A melody of memory.

THE LYRICS:
Baba yetu Raila... Wuod Auma, Wuod Amolo...
Weche ma otimo pod ok rum, nyasaye obed kodi.

Safari njema, Baba wetu, safari njema eeh!
(Hee… hee… hee… Baba oh!)
Tinga! Tinga! Wuod Auma, safari njema eeh!
(Hee… hee… hee… Baba oh!)

Wuon dhano! (Eeeh Baba!)
Ja Siaya! (Eeeh Tinga!)
Wuod Amolo! (Eeeh Baba!)
Omera! Omera! (Ooooh!)
Ngima moro amora ok nyal ringo gi nyadhi!

Safari njema, mkombozi wetu, safari njema eeh!
(Hee… hee… hee… Baba oh!)
Wuod Auma, mwana wa Kenya, safari njema eeh!
(Hee… hee… hee… Baba oh!)

Baba Raila... ohinga wuod Auma...
Nyasaye oyang’ thuolo…
Tinga... Tinga... omera…

Find more: linktr.ee/DONSANTO


#RailaLegacy #SafariNjemaBaba #RailaOdinga #RailaAmoloOdinga #WuodAuma #KenyaForever

Baba Raila Odinga – Wuod Auma, Safari Njema

“[Kids] don't remember what you try to teach them. They remember what you are.” 
Official Kalpop Reggae music audio for #TeaherOfTheYear as performed by DON SANTO. The fourth song off #AfricanLion🦁 EP.

Dial 81301 on your Safaricom line to listen, dedicate and download my music straight to your phone. It's that simple!
#SantoMusicGlobal // #KlassikNation

🔺AFRICAN LION EP (VIDEOS): https://t.co/ORBhCp0nkW

Produced By: Blame It On Don / Stray Music for Klassik Nation.
Promoted by: Songbad Music &  Spice Digital SA
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African Lion

TEACHER OF THE YEAR!

"To Me, music isn't about rhyming on the beat or pleasing fans. It's about being true to who you are, your story and changing lives."
~ DON SANTO

CM Wanzala (born April 13), popularly known as Don Santo (stylized as DON SANTO, is a Kenyan singer,  rapper, songwriter, arranger, actor, author, record producer, Photo-Videographer, Creative Director (Blame It On Don), entrepreneur, record executive and Leader of the Klassik Nation. Considered one of the greatest entertainers of all time, he is regarded as one of the world's most significant cultural icons and has been a global figure in popular culture for over a decade.

DON SANTO is among the most critically acclaimed musicians and one of the best-selling Kenyan music artists of all time. In 2015 he has won a total of 3 East Africa Music Awards, the most by a musician.

DON SANTO was born in Nambale, Busia and was raised in Kisumu where he lived with his family through his early school life at Ogango Primary School. He was appointed the School’s ‘spiritual leader’ between 1995 – 2000. He then attended St. Teresa’s High School, Kabula where he went on to become a student leader and the Chairman of the Christian Union, Debating Club, Music Club, Computer and Inventions Club and founded the Journalism Club. He went to the Technical University of Kenya and later at the University of South Africa. According to his interviews and lyrics, during this period he sold marijuana and pornographic material and was shot thirteen times but missed the bullet. This led him to turn to a God-fearing way of life. He served as an ordained evangelist in the Anglican Church of Kenya and acting Chaplain for Mabunge Secondary and Primary Schools.

​The genius of DON SANTO rests in his willingness to break from traditional formula and constantly push the envelope. He flips the method of the moment with undeniable swagger and bold African sensibility.

​As a songwriter, Santo revisits simple, but profound aspects of the human experience – love, lust, desire, joy and pain that define classical art and drama. He applies his concept to rich, full vocals that exude his intended effect.

It is this uncanny ability to compose classics and deliver electrifying live performances that define everything that is essential DON SANTO.

​In 2015, DON SANTO won the East Africa Music Awards in the Artist of the year Category while his song "Sina Makosa" won the Song of The year.

​The genius of DON SANTO rests in his willingness to break from traditional formula and constantly push the envelope. He flips the method of the moment with undeniable swagger and bold African sensibility.

As a songwriter, Santo revisits simple, but profound aspects of the human experience – love, lust, desire, joy and pain that define classical art and drama. He applies his concept to rich, full vocals that exude his intended effect.

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