Gabriel Omollo (born 1939, died 2018) was a Kenyan Benga-artist most famous for his hit Lunch Time for which he was the first Kenyan artist to be awarded the international Golden Disc for hitting sales of 150 000 in 1974.

With ‘Lunchtime’, Aginga captured the plight of the urban worker who could only afford a little luxury after payday. The song still resonates with the working class 40 years after its release. Even though he started singing in his church’s choir, Aginga’s career took off when he joined the Equator Sound Band. Later, Aginga joined Apollo Komesha Band and under Phonogram Records they wrote 20 singles and sold 300 000 copies, surpassing the combined sales of the other 80 bands that were signed under the label. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.