First of all, let me translate the word Bindu Bichenjanga: It simply means 'things change' in the queen's language.

Basically, this song talks about how things change and politics seems to be the main theme of the song.

With less than four months remaining before the next general election, many politicians are busy campaigning for various positions and according to this song, this might change come August 7.

Some will be lucky to be re-elected and others will be forced to go back to their respective villages and continue from where they left off.

There is a new song that has gone viral.

Sang by vernacular singer Amos Barasa, the song has attracted many and the title of the song "Bindu Bichenjanga" has become a common phrase among Kenyans.

From Facebook, Twitter, Whatsapp and other social media platforms, you will not miss to come across this punchy line; Bindu Bichenjanga.

The song also talks about Digital Migration, the new constitution and praises Uhuru Kenyatta for the changes in the education sector.

"Even children in rural areas are using laptops thanks to the son of Jomo."