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Ebi K'ipagun D'ale
Ebi K'ipagun D'ale" (often spelled Ebi kii pa igun d'ale) is a legendary track by the late Apala music icon, Ayinla Omowura and His Apala Group, featured as the title track of his Vol. 18 album. The title translates literally from Yoruba to mean "The vulture never starves to death"—a philosophical proverb implying that no matter how difficult things get, nature or providence will always provide sustenance. Track Overview Attribute Details Artist Ayinla Omowura and His Apala Group Album Ebi Kipagun D'ale, Vol. 18 Release Year Originally released during his active years; digitally archived/re-released by Ivory Music Ltd Genre Apala (Traditional Yoruba percussion-based music) Track Length 17 minutes, 10 seconds Key Lyrics & Meaning The song is deeply rooted in Yoruba incantations (Ayajo), metaphors, and praising prominent societal figures. Some notable lines found in the lyrics include: • "Alagbafo kin binu omi oh..." – The washerman does not get angry at water (a metaphor for patience and harmony with one's source of livelihood). • "Ewe Gbegbe, ko gbe ire temi wa mi wale..." – May the Gbegbe leaf bring my good fortune home to me (traditional herbal symbolism for gathering blessings). • "Eyin Iya mi o, e gbe're wa pa'de mi, ka jo r'owo nla se ile aiye" – My mothers (spiritual matriarchs), bring blessings to meet me, so we can make big money to enjoy this life.#ayinlaomowura #fyp #viral #foryou #foryoupage❤️❤️

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