Bahiru Kegne by Teddy Afro Wollo

Ahmed Rasta Dhunkasho

**“Onwa December” by KING JOMO** is the official soundtrack of the festive season. A rich blend of Afrobeats, highlife rhythms, and deep Igbo cultural energy, this anthem captures the joy of homecoming as Igbo people travel from all parts of the world to celebrate Christmas.

From the opening chant *“Onwa December na orùwegò”*, KING JOMO delivers a warm, nostalgic, and groovy experience that feels like village gatherings, laughter, palm wine, street carnivals, traditional weddings, and family reunions. The song carries a dark-luxury production style with sweet guitars, talking drums, and a smooth Chella-inspired bounce that makes it perfect for parties, playlists, and December moments.

Built for lovers of culture, celebration, and good vibes, “Onwa December” is more than music — it’s a global Igbo December movement. Press play, feel the spirit of the season, and join the world in celebrating the beauty of coming home.

**Recommended Playlists:** Afrobeats Hits, Highlife Essentials, December Vibes, Igbo Festive Grooves, Party Starters.
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Onwa December vol. 1

Eritrea - Semhar Yohannes - Loms Ferihe _1452790452.mp3

Nimco Yaasiin Iyo Maxamed BK - Nuurkii Indhaha

Eritrea Music QuaNqa FeQri 2012

CLAN ROJO FT-OTAMP-NEGRO BEY we are one

Emmo Yaa Gurraaleo is a folk song of  Affan Oromo common  around Horo Gudru Welega around 200 km northwest of Addis Ababa. My child hood memory is filled with this and many other folk songs that were performed by uncles, aunts and everyone who participates in the call and response form.  We didn't need professional bands for  weddings and holidays  Abbabaa Abbashuu, him self from Horo, tries to perform it with minimal instrumentation but still the instrument sounds louder than him or the group that responds to him. I would have loved to hear it  with no instrument just with the call and the response. The photo is taken from flicker it is Lake Fincha’a which is found in Horo Guduru. 

Ahmed Rasta Dhunkasho

Doocaan Hassan