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Cameroonian Makossa artist Sam Fan Thomas with his hit song “No’haa” from his 1986 album Makassi Plus.
Cameroonian Makossa artist Sam Fan Thomas with his hit song "No'haa" from his 1986 album Makassi Plus.
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Cameroonian Makossa artist Sam Fan Thomas with his hit song “No’haa” from his 1986 album Makassi Plus.
lol ! really those were the days! t reminds me wen we drunk senselessly to black outs by the rood side!
I’m Ghanaian and I grew up listening to this, classic!!!!!
Reminds when I was in Primary and going for lunch back home. Manze harufu ya hodari unga ama Jogoo. I love my mom coz she was cooking while this music plays at lunch time.
looking at Sam Fan Thomas more than 10years since i first heard his songs….i think my young mind already could tell he is a handsome dude! big up Cameroonians, i loved his songs as i grew up!
yes-yes-yes, those were the days, in primary school at Layibi central in Gulu, while going back home for lunch, u can only hear this music booming in all the shops at Layibi trading centre day in day out. Thanks and greetings from Gulu-Uganda.
i always remember my dad in those days, this was really classic. where is this man? am sekani eubert falinya from Malawi, central Africa
but what happened to this WONDERFUL WORLD of ours?where are all the nice PEOPLE,the LOVE,the UNITY,the PEACE?also reminds me of URTNA
le grand san fan la music ki ma fais grandi
I am Kenyan….listened to this in my college years!!! Awesome!!!
Classic song
lot of memories. i miss my country
Listening to this song I cried!! Missed all those Xmas days when all my family got together uncles cousins aunts and we ate danced all night. My uncle’s used to call it save the batteries lol some of my people are now gone to meet our maker. If I could only go back to those days to see my people together with their crazy selfs!!! I could pay anything to see that live that but for now this song will do till we meet again
proud to be cameroonian! proud to live in Africa!
Inanikumbush kole back in the days…..
j’aime ça
he is a mixed with european?
ôôôôôôôôôôô!!! Que des souvenirs inoubliables! Ah la vie n’est rien!! Bon, je sèche mes larmes.
No he is not. 100% African like all the people you see in the video.
Okay im african too I didn’t know that he was full blooded cameroon
souvenirs d’enfance :-)
love that one too. I will get it on itunes
ha ha ha I know it and I am not African but this was popular in the french speaking caribbean
wow my mom did the same. Woke us up with music daily
Damn motherfucka
remember jacks disco the que or waka waka night???
If you don’t like this, I bet you were born in the year 3000
Souvenirs:)
…And i was a boy selling ground nuts and water to revelers!
Tulikuwa tukiisikiza kwenye santuri.Tuliita twende kisumu!!!Good ol days.
He remains the same even at his old age. Great Artist i am soo happy to be close to himnow and then. He such a nice Person!!!! Beautiful music.
There is no African/African Music Lover who doesn´t like this man´s music
The early 90s and president Moi was not willing to relinquish power. I was in school in Eastlands of Nairobi. Few had money those days and we listened to radio and played bare feet. Those days are a distant dot in the rear view mirror as we cruise to the future
3.27 is knee weakening!
Can anyone upload Neng Makassi ? thanks
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Loved this song soo much I had it as a ring tone for years…. Remember URTNA in the 80s?
bravoooo genial,genial la vrais musique camerounaise gran sam fan thomas cette chanson a fait mal au pays remember very nice cool i lvin it
La belle epoque
Très bonne muzic
to Dylan Enzo im not from but i loveeeee this song…. love from Senegal..,, je danseeeeee!!!!!!
acun reyizin hakuna matata sindan geldim ama bizimkiler kesfememis daha burayi yalhiz birakmayin lan beni
ça c’est bon ça!!!!
I remember this song when I was in primary, and kids could change the lyrics to diss the guy who used to operate a nearby canteen. lol the good old days in Kenya.
Mais comment peut-on ne pas aimer cette chanson? C’est de la bonne musique ca !
Neat step dancing. Love this song was frequently played on SLBC radio in Freetown, SL in those peaceful days. Good musi. Love you Sam FN
Hope Sam Fan Thomas is still alive. Much love to you. Thanks for uploading.