Sasisiet - Paul Busienei & Bandap'tai Sound Band

#zilizopendwa #Benga #kalenjin #rhumbamusic #maendeleo #PaulBusienei #Sasisiet #BandapTaiSound #kenya For this and more of your favorite #kalenjin #rhumba #zilizopendwa #rhumbamusic songs from #PaulBusienei, Please SUBSCRIBE to this channel:‪    / @bandaptaisoundband   About The Track: Sasisiet (or Sosisyeet) in Kalenjin dialect simply refers to contempt, rejection, or looking down on someone. It comes from the verb root 'sas', which means to despise, mock, or treat with disdain. Moral Lesson: The song conveys a fundamental truth about human nature: when you have nothing, many people look down on you, but the moment success finds you, those who once ignored you suddenly seek a place in your life. Some may even go as far as claiming family ties, revealing how easily relationships can be shaped by wealth and social status rather than genuine affection and interdependence. Through his message, Paul Busienei urges listeners to work hard, build a meaningful life, and learn to distinguish between those who value them as individuals and those who are merely attracted to material things. He particularly cautions men against relationships driven by material gain, warning that some women may hang-on you when wealth flows but abandon and ridicule you when hardship strikes. The song further reflects on the perceived fickleness of certain romantic relationships, cautioning against partners who may leave without hesitation when fortune fades, including the stereotype it associates with light-skinned women ('bebies') who like 'piga'ring sherehe'😜 - essentially assisting you to get broke methodically! Ultimately, the song offers a philosophical reminder that poverty reveals the sincerity of people's hearts, while success often reveals their hidden intentions. Not everyone who celebrates your victories wishes you well, and not everyone who calls you family shares your struggles. Above all, build your life through HARD WORK , but never allow WEALTH to BLIND you to the difference between genuine love and an interest in what you can provide. After all, some people are LOYAL to your MATERIAL THINGS and not to you, and when these THINGS disappear, so does their loyalty. Araa Riip gei!👌 Track info: Digitized from the original 7-inch, 45 RPM single vinyl record, published and released in 1982 under the classic "Mambo Sweet Voice" label by Chandarana Records, Kericho, Kenya. Lead Vocals: Araap Chepkwony Backing Vocals: Paul Busienei Composer: Paul Busienei Catalogue Code: MV7- 274 Matrix No: APC 641 B Published: 1982 Record Company: Chandarana Records Co., LTD. Copyright (©): A.P. Chandarana