Its says "this lady is so beautiful she shines, I will go with her." The dance style is call indlam. All nguni tribes have their unique styles of indlam, this one is Mpondo style.
@@nomfihlomutale3329 thank you so much! Wow, so beautiful. With what intention would indlam be performed? Another way of asking is maybe, what is the purpose or meaning of indlam? Maybe for this Mpondo one you know? Many thanks
Its a celebratory dance, there are many dance styles this is just one of them, whenever there is a joyous occasion people sing and dance, even when sad, people still sing and dance but indlam is a celebratory dance. I am not sure how to explain it in a way that is less confusing. Bantu people celebrate with songs and dance, we sing during moaning, we sing during sports for spirit building and unity, we sing to protest and express revolt, we sing in prayer to seek God's help, to thank Him or just to praise Him. all songs are accompanied by dancing, but indlam is for celebration when boys come back from initiation, when a girl becomes of age, a year after someone's passing we have umkhululo meaning we are taking off moaning cloths, and many othe traditional celebrations. This dance is always a symbol of joy.
Thina apha kweli Goli siyaziwa uba singa Mampondro ngqo ungasibona kwekhu
Yiiiiiini yiiiini kwekhu babhem nalwenza usuku lwam ndinamabhongo ngekothu nakulendrawo endrikuyo
Ooooooh Ntabankulu yidolophi
Dambeni yilali
Ingqwashu vovayas sisgodi
Oh ndiyaphila xa ndinobona nisitsho
Masishe bafana nam
Was hoping for the ladies to show how they dance as well
yuu i need a DVD yabo ndingayifumanaphi na?
Zatsho ezakuthi babhem
Wow!! Ityeble inkcubeko yethu siyindlu emnyama. NgamaBhaca lana?
amaMpondo yihlo
Shuuuuuuuuu, yini maMPONDO
Ndikhumbula ekhayangoku eflagstaff ikapa liyamfihla umntu
What is the translation of the vocals please? Powerful
Its says "this lady is so beautiful she shines, I will go with her." The dance style is call indlam. All nguni tribes have their unique styles of indlam, this one is Mpondo style.
@@nomfihlomutale3329 thank you so much! Wow, so beautiful. With what intention would indlam be performed? Another way of asking is maybe, what is the purpose or meaning of indlam? Maybe for this Mpondo one you know? Many thanks
Its a celebratory dance, there are many dance styles this is just one of them, whenever there is a joyous occasion people sing and dance, even when sad, people still sing and dance but indlam is a celebratory dance. I am not sure how to explain it in a way that is less confusing. Bantu people celebrate with songs and dance, we sing during moaning, we sing during sports for spirit building and unity, we sing to protest and express revolt, we sing in prayer to seek God's help, to thank Him or just to praise Him. all songs are accompanied by dancing, but indlam is for celebration when boys come back from initiation, when a girl becomes of age, a year after someone's passing we have umkhululo meaning we are taking off moaning cloths, and many othe traditional celebrations. This dance is always a symbol of joy.
@@nomfihlomutale3329 wow thank you very much for your beautiful explanation. I really appreciate getting to know this.
Ityebile inkcubeko yendlu yomthonyama?
Intle lento❤
Halalala🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Zeza kuMasomntwana eNtabankulu
ziyazama kucula qha azidlawuli zixubile apha esinxibeni indlavini ziyadlawula madoda siyazazi nentombi zakhona zikhathele azinyalazi kubo kubo kwaaaaa guga sthebe kudala wawusilela
Tabankulu yidolophu
Ukumandi ukuba limpondo uzova mfana
zezaphi ezindlavini?
ndicinga ezangakuthi madoda tsizwa kwaaaa dlawulani madoda Dumsi aphokwakunetsizwa hayi ntozakudlala
tyovityoo tyovityooooo zninzi nditsho kutsho ukuhlafuna akunavile ephuma ephuma emkhobeni phantsi komhlaba wamampondo oofaku
tyovityooooo tshuu tshuuu zininzi iindlavini yikhwitsheni babhem kutsho ukuhlafuna akunavila akakho okonqinayo ukuhlafuna nditsho ndiphuma emkhobeni phantsi komhlaba wamampondo ooFaku