Yvonne Chaka Chaka, South African Singer & Songwriter In Conversation With Trevor
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- Опубліковано 7 жов 2024
- In this week's episode, Trevor sits down with Yvonne Chaka Chaka, South African Singer & Songwriter. They discuss Yvonne's journey - becoming a singer, songwriter, actress & entrepreneur, her purpose, awards and many more
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Yvonne Chaka-Chaka is just as eloquent, cogent & compelling in her speech as she’s as alluring in all her songs…❤❤❤!
Speech verbatim!
@@Naphirispeshari don’t think there’s need to transcribe my speech verbatim as others can clearly read it themselves 🤣!
@@zakaroyalty62 haha I meant I would have said exactly what you said..word for word!
@@Naphirispeshari lolest great minds think alike ,ey matey😝😂!
I'm only 27 Trevor but your shows are instilling a sense of maturity for a 72 year old man. I never miss any of your show. Continue doing this for our generation please 🙏 ❤
Yvonne Chaka Chaka is a phenomenal woman, full of wisdom. She has contributed immensely to the development of Africa. Thank you Trevor for bringing her to this great show.
Thank you Trevor fir this interview. Indeed Yvonne you raise the banner for womankind. I am inspired. Your beauty is really from within coupled with eloquence and wisdom and determination to put the wrongs right. I love you. May God continue to raise you
A truly amazing African woman. Very down to earth despite the enormous achievements. Humble through and through. The pride of Africa, the jewels of Africa. Modest and gracious. 300rand coffin sums up the humanity. Thank you God for giving us such a wonderful woman.
Bhudhi wangu Trevor! I thoroughly enjoy your show and have been following you “silently.” Your professionalism and excellent interview skills are unparalleled 👍🏽👏🏽. Proud of you! Your sister from another Mother.
Thank you my sister for your support and kind words.
"I never take things for granted" - Yvonne..
Profound
Very true sir Prechard. I even got some notes from when you were a guest on this show
I love how this show is growing, keep up the good work Mr Ncube, would love to see this show go beyond the African borders. You are really an African treasure.
Thank you Trevor for bringing this true legend of music and important messages that united South Africa during the challenging times of Apartheid. I met her went she performed at a wedding in Harare at Sheraton Hotel (now Rainbow Towers) in 1986. I was hooked on her music since then.
I am so delighted brother Trevor for bringing this great African woman. A wonderful great lady.
Music of my time until today. Your music is timeless and you are a timeless beauty too.I love your music Yvonne
Trevor thank you thank you and thank you... continue to push the boundaries 💪 and bring more inspirational people of all walks of life even Zanu CCC MDC leaders to share their thoughts please not politically motivated
"We cannot afford to be remote control parents..!" Took that one down, hopefully one day I'll be a better father. We continue to learn Malume Trevor. Qhubeka njalo with your conversations. I'm 34 but Sis Yvonne's music was a major part of my upbringing. Attie van Wyk on the productions, ah man, lovely lovely music. Who's the fireman who answered Yvonne's I'M BURNING UP telephone call ("...be cool honey, what's your address..?") when she wanted to be saved? Hahahaha
What a beautiful woman who is acknowledging the grace of God🙏❤
eloquent, intelligent woman,great interview Trevor.
A woman of class
Wow wow, Princess of Africa in the house. Back in the days when music was still music. She defines beauty for me. Africa's finest. Rare breed. It saddens me to realize we don't have her kind anymore in the music industry, only left with noise makers.
Beautiful soul indeed. We love you Princess of Africa. Fearfully and Wonderfully made.
We were graced by her majesty Machaka. She takes me back to the golden late 80s. Wayesihlanyisa
Trevor this was an awesome conversation. Sis Yvonne is a true icon. So articulate and what a states person.
I went to Nandos a week ago in Melbourne and found them playing Umqombothi! .That tells a story about how great Machaka is. Great work Trevor for bringing her to your show.
It's always heart warming to hear those gems at Nandos
I was in Nando’s in Brighton (UK) they where playing uVulindlela. I noticed they do play west African music mostly.
When I was working for Nandos in 2004 all Nandos in Australia added Oliver Mtukudzi and other African giants on their playlist.
I am in love with a DJ! An all time favourite which brings back fond memories of my childhood. And I am still in love with sis Yvonne. Thank you Mr Ncube. Thoroughly enjoyed myself.
Thank very much Trevor! I enjoy these conversations
What an interview. What an awesome woman. She is just wonderful! Thank you Trevor.
Poignant issues facing Africa on malaria; inspiring take on legacy, the youth and WomanRadio. Thanks Mama. Good choice of the first guest of the South Africa series. The ConvoWithChiefFelixNdiweni on 13 Dec 2019 remains one of the best for me. What an eloquent man interviewed by an equally insightful anchor. Well done, Mr Ncube!
Thank you
Great and inspirational talk there Yvonne & Trevor
This is a brilliant show Trevor! Please keep them coming. We are celebrating African greatness
. Thank you!
Beatiful lesson from my sisiter, Yvonne. All the way from Tanzania
I appreciate your effort and vigor Mr Trevor. You are an icon Baba Travor keep pushing for more of such conversations.
Inspiring, she’s iconic…
Oh ma Yvonne Chaka-Chaka wow wow 💞💗💗💕she is so beautiful, so eloquent and so full of wisdom… Love you mama💞💞💞
Wow! One of your best guests Mukoma Trevor! For many of us her music was our first contact with international music and we are still attached to it. I am deeply touched by the advice on not sitting down and feeling sorry for yourself after making a mistake. And lastly, the R300 coffin resonates with my thinking about how one should go...indeed life is for the living!
Yvonne
Brenda
Rebecca
What an era ...
"From me to you"..... i like that track Yvone! Born in the mid 90s, i am sure i am younger than these great timeless tracks!
Wow been long waiting for the Princess of Africa,well done Trevor 😊
Thank you😊
@@InConversationwithTrevor you are a genius mukoma Trevor.
Yvonne is such a humble and eloquent lady. What an amazing session, grew up listening to her songs where we didnt know the words we created our own e.g. mirai vadriver matsika mwana 😀.
Thank you Trevor and Team, I am truly enjoying the conversations.
I learn as a human being you make mistakes but rise beyond that and redefine your self. She was there and still there. I life the fact that she keep her appearance even at this age. Tag zim celebs mai titi madam boss evidence queen. We need such hope such inspiration. Not kungo baya button kuti udza chakatadzisa imbwa kuseka kunyenama ichi gona. Let's learn from this. What society are we aiming to be. A mature interview
Very inspirational; thank you Trevor for bringing us Africa's finest. Next time she come through, please ask her how the song 'Kana Uchema', a Shona song, came about . . .
Thank you so much Trevor for this show.You are doing a great job indeed in bringing these stories in their truest context.The more I listen to them the more I realise that I do not know a lot.Please keep crossing the boarders and get us those stories which can enrich our lives. Get hold of people with real stories where we can borrow a leaf from, those whose journey that they have travelled has very few if not little missing pages in their history.God bless you and the entire team
A very dignified show, keep up Trevor we follow this show every week
Excellent stuff - Trevor - indeed going beyond the sensational.
Oh my goodness
The QUEEN HERSELF!!!
👑❤👑😃
Thank-you Ttevor, did not kmow that Yvonne is married and got four boys! Wow! Thank you Yvonne and am happy for you and your success.
Truly look forward to these conversations, Mr Trevor.
I always glean a number of nuggets from each episode, and I am truly excited for the turn in which you've taken this show: to feature remarkable, international, hard-working men and women as well.
I am glad you like where we are taking the Show. Thank you for your support.
Great quality conversation.Thanks Trevor
Absolutely phenomenal. Shes a complete and accomplished human. Extremely inspirational.
Wish there can be a Part 2
Again thanks Trevor!
if it wasnt for the music i wudnt be here...shez a legend yvone...i am a dj and i still play her music
I wish one day i could meet uMam Yvonne keep up the good work bab Trevor👏
Long live Yvonne Machaka. They named my youngest sister after you!
Thank you for this bill of your show. This was very refreshing.
Nice conversation,big up yvonne and Traver.
Thanks for interviewing the legend that is Yvonne. Would have loved to hear about her close friendship with R.G. Mugabe.
This show gives me HOPE
Loved every second of the conversation...she on point 👌🏿
Very inspiring, as usual thank you Trevor
This interview was very short, needed more, thanks Trevor
Great show. Hoping one day we'll get Aliko Dangote on this show
Trevor - you are a national treasure. l love your show
Thank you for your kind words and support
@@Keith0909Maya seems I have been missing a lot. Good content - this is Zimbabwe we need. Keep it up
Inspiration
Inspiring discussion!
Indeed bravo,kudos,tribute ,salutations to Yvonne MaChaka, the Princess of Africa!.She remains my favourite SA Artiste to date !.Motherland,Let him go!,Thank you Mr DJ! ,remains my favourite songs by her.Vividly & fondly remember her staging her 1st Zim concert in 1986..She acknowledges the beauty & the premium quality of Zim education &life!.She saw ZIM @ her Zenith &Apex !.Indeed her music was well received in ZIM!.Its a pity for the SA Afrophobia&Xenophobia towards fellow Africans who helped her fight & dismantle the vices&vestiges of Apartheid !.
Trevor thank u very much Sir..u the best in the business 👏
Great interview. Love her
Very beautiful video Very lovely lady. Thanks Trevor
Wow uncle Trevor you have really gone beyond the sensational. You are doing a good job
Thank you for your kind words
Great conversation!!
We appreciate Mama old is gold
She looks very good for her age.. she looks like she's in her mid thirties.love her to bits
Ageing gracefully
This is really a good show. Enjoyed it a lot
Beautiful indeed. This is the very 1st time I watched this, but I have subscribed because of the quality of the show. Trevor is a master interviewer. Humble beginnings but reaching great heights. May God continue to bless you "African Queen". 🤗😘❤️
The struggle was real!I feel you Trevor when you made reference of you using peanut butter oil cuz you had no vaseline.Totally relate with Yvone’s story as well.Same here , grew up in the rural areas .Had to use the same and at times lubricating grease and i do remember using a certain fruit(damba)’s juice as a lotion-but that did not deter me from dreaming!I can safely say I am a successful global citizen as i write!Thank you for these mentorship plartforms sir!
You doing well Trevor, you continuously continue to chain chains of gold.
Very educative very true to our very own adage "Kugara nhaka kuona dzavamwe"
I have a poem that i wrote tht is called Transfer which speaks to what Yvonne just confirm tht to borrow my own statement " It's useful here, it's useless there" Transfer the files, download the files. 300rnd coffin perfect
Liked before eveb watching thanks Trevor
African Queen, legends in the African Music industry 🎶
Life lessons there thank u Trevor
Par excellence!
So inspiring
😂 wwwwow, wwwwow I didn't know the real lyrics of "Let him go..."
😂😂😂🤣😅😅🤭🤦 laughing at myself big time here!
One time l was driving in Morningside, just at a traffic light Someone in a Black Mercedes hotter, l stop an look, Its the Princess, She says your car boot is Open, the excitement, l said too myself She's guilty of making us dance in the 80s.
wow! Astounding
THE QUEEN OF AFRICA
Is it me or Yvonne looks similar to Mbilia Bel, Congolese musician
Sure they look alike!
I can see why you think they do.
inspirational
Profound
Une géante de la musique africaine!
You are the best in this game Trevor
Thank you
I was so looking forward to finding out her favourite books.😳
Would love to see George Bizos , Bill Gates, Patrice Motsepe , President Barack Obama on the show. You can do it.. Thanks for the Tata Trevor.
Me too
Is George Bizos still alive gents?
@@bkmikebhekimpi2970 . I believe the Lawyer died but the Amazon business man is still alive. He is the one i was referring too.
Bizos is no more
Beautiful
Amazing woman Mashaka keep on doing the great work of ubuntu❤️❤️❤️
you never dissapoint as usual
There I was in my nascent life thinking that Yvonne was a Zimbabwean...
Muhle lomfazi 🔥🔥.
Wakunanzelela South Africans ladies are beautiful and they don’t over dress simple and beautiful
Ini hangu chembere iyi ikati ooo handi rambe yaka naka iyi
Ha iweka ka
South African woman are beautiful
kkkkkkkkkk aaahbma zimba ndaku shaya ini
Yes African women suffer a lot ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
All women of African origin be they African American or Caribbean even those in America 🇺🇸 or UK 🇬🇧 they still suffer
I have always thought Let him go is all about small houses. Lyrics point so, no?🤔
Its nature parent have one who is favourite. They always said I like all my children the same, not true.
Why does she laugh each time she mentions zimbabwe🙄😏
Yvonne didn't tell the truth regarding her first pregnancy. Surely its impossible for one to go for seven months without knowing they are carrying something within their body!!!!!
So she’s not Zimbabwean
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"I never take things for granted" - Yvonne..
Profound
This show gives me HOPE