(the tune was so disgustingly cheasy, that I had to remove the last U from the link to it,
and the other one died by itself. Good.)

that video is interesting in the way that it has the same refrain as another song, published in the exact same 1983, and both songs became huge hits (probably the biggest in each of bands I never even heard of.

the one I have shown on page one of this video collection, play it on your own risk, pop music is contageous, and that previous one is literally the first hit on american market made only on computer.
Which only proves how bad the public taste can be. Or, rather, it was some humiliation ritual of rubbing it into the audience's faces. Look what you like, like that.
1983. could it be some spell to play away the 1984? and was 1984 itself from some porediction
and the both videos are 3:49!
(in case youtube links die, it's IOU by Freeez and AEOU Sometimes Y by Ebn Ozn)
(well actually 3:48 or 3:49 of Ebn Ozn and 3:49 or 3:50 of Freeez)
IOU also has the line AEIOU and sometimes Y (Ebn Ozn's song doesn't sing that ang)
both song are not some regular pop music, but have their own charm, they are charming songs (I can't believe I said it, they're grotesquely gross) as if the masterful professionals wrote them as if supporting the guess of them being some psy-op
And it's very interesting, that I brought this subject exactly when russian empire has to dissolve even further.
Freeez would be much more successful if they found a girl to sing those lines as well, so it wouldn't look that gay,  but then maybe they were disrupting intentionally and funded for this by some special audience.
freeez released their single on June 17, 1983, and ebn ozn did on 3 September 1983
(ebn ozn could remind their audience of the freeez song as if he and that girl were listening to it)
both bands disbanded in 1985 (when Gorby came in power)
and because those songs are rather contagious, here's the antidote for those who were curious and allowed any of those ear-worms in. It's something in the same tonality, but of much better quality as the music, it's Orbital with Mediæval Bæbes


and we continue with the list of vowel chants:
here's one with something of the Moon:

it's also a pop-song, but much less annoying than those two.
It is not aeiou, but eoua, which could be just accidental, but who knows, could be a chant from the times when A didn't stand before B.
It's Kalimba De Luna by Boney M
(kalimba is an african idiophone, it's a rabbit hole per se)
(only now can I see that the name of the band could be "fit mama", boney as of bones)

Gente li ta los doesn't seem to mean anything, but then in spannish Gente is People and los are them. The song was written by some other guys, and it was also released in 1984 by both the Tony Esposito as the author, and by Boney M in the same year. Weird, huh? was it a weird set of coincidences or was it a coordinated attack by the magicians to collapse ussr?
Well, it is good to know that such methods to influence the world may exist, but then again it's only a hypothesis, and of a wild kind too.
Gente Li Ta Los could be encrypted Gente l'Italos, since the original songwriter is italian.
But then there's this based take from Pi.ai: "Gente l'Italos" is not quite grammatically correct in Italian, but it's close! The correct way to say "People of Italy" or "Italian People" in Italian would be "Il popolo italiano" or "Gli italiani."
The issue with "Gente l'Italos" is that "l'Italos" isn't a valid Italian phrase. "L'Italia" is the Italian word for Italy, but "Italos" doesn't have any clear meaning in Italian. Additionally, "Gente" is usually followed by a plural noun, so "Gente l'Italos" would be a grammatical mismatch.
So while "Gente l'Italos" might be an interesting idea for an encrypted phrase, it's not quite accurate in terms of Italian grammar.

also why would he ingrained loss into it? or is it their loss, that the song is in English?

And back to that hypothesis of this set of songs being a magical campaign of some sort, Abracadabra by Steve Miller was published just two years before all these songs, in 1982 and could be the beginning of the campaign. All the songs were tremendous success, which may be an indicator of magic working.
Imagine having seen those songs in one sequence, that could blow the listener's mind real good.