I was born in Uganda my whole life I grew up in SA and am proud to be Ugandan South African SA will always have a special place in my heart and soul. I wish we could preserve SA no place like SA.
@@Diablo22967 im not denying you being influenced but dont make up words like ugandan south african aowa we dont have such a thing in south africa and impose that to us
The most amazing part of our national anthem is that it was composed for the whole continent! It means GOD BLESS AFRICA, not just South Africa! Enoch Sontonga from Eastern Cape composed it as a prayer to free Africa from the colonial rule. Aluta Continua!
Dude, the way South Africans are musical is out of this world. I've been to places in SA where strangers would meet for the first time and just belt out a song as if they are a long standing choir with years and years of rehearsals. It's amazing to see.
In my interpretation, that arrangement at the end represents the different voices and cries of South Africans. We are after all a nation with so many differences and voices and believe me we all need to be heard. I enjoy your reactions so much, anyone can tell your music appreciation.
On that part of your opinion ypu are right coz it's like every south african is born to sing we always singing this side and somehow to the world we creative but that time we just being ourselves enjoying music❤
I was assuming every country sings, am amazed that it only our culture here in SA, we sing everywhere schoo,l home, church, toi toi, parties, funerals like everytime there is an opportunity we sing.
Guys, all countries sing, but some better. As a Motswana from Botswana 🇧🇼 that has lived in Zimbabwe, Botswana, South Africa and a few more; in my personal experience, it seems like wherever struggle for freedom occurred, God embedded a deep and soulful musicality in the people of that country. Zim is another one where when they sing, it's heavenly. I'm not taking anything away from the beauty that South African musicality is; it's definitely a blessing to men kind
I grew up in the wild coast of SA boarding schools and tourist would come pass by the school wed sing till they cry so they can give us more gifts we never thought it was talent or special sometimes you would have songs you dont wanna sing coz we thought it wasnt fashionable or cool but now that im old it all makes sense we got untapped music genres and rhythm the world is yet to see...you should see the country singing amagwijo now u are ready too see we are not natural somewhere in history we were made...see on this bideo it doesnt matter the race we sing
Nice to see the emotions it evokes. It is universal. This choir has won many international awards. Both my parents were part of the choir in the 1950s and they carry a long standing tradition to produce the highest standard of choir music. Peace be with you.
you a Nigerian for sure always hating on what other Africans do cause you want everything to be about you. Hope you in your country and SA is not feeding u
bros as i hear them ehn, i give my life weh don already dey with christ back to christ guyy make you come seee the translation of wetin you hear, another shocker this whole thing forms part of their National anthem o bro This anthem is basically a prayer. Nkosi sikelel' iAfrika(God bless Afrika) Maluphakanyiswe uphondo lwayo( Raise its horn) Yizwa imithandazo yethu( Hear our prayers) Sibe moya munye (Let us be one in spirit) Noma sekunzima emhlabeni ( Even when it gets difficult in this world ) Sihlukunyezwa kabuhlungu ( Being painfully / brutally persecuted) Nkosi siph' amandla ( Lord give us the strength) Okunqoba ( to conquer) Silwe nosatane( and fight Satan) I was so touched by your reaction, you might not have understood the words but your soul/ spirit felt it. These are the songs that helped them cope during those painful days and it is still relevant even now. There was a time during apartheid when this anthem was banned, one could get jail time for singing it.
Wow....you have no idea how much this blesses me... And means to me..Thank you so much. Pls I want to be seeing your comments often. One love Bro. God bless Africa
Akudingwa nasibani (There is no need for a lamp) Ngoba uJes’ulilanga (Because Jesus is the sun) (Repeat) Bonke abakholwa kuye (All who believe in Him) Bokhanyis’okwelanga (Will shine like the sun) (Repeat) Angisoze ngahlukana (I will never be apart) Nongithanda kangaka (From the one who loves me so much) Njalo sothandana naye (Forever I will be in love with Him) Khona lana khona le (Both here and also in heaven) (Repeat) Njalo sothandana naye (Forever I will be in love with Him) Khona lana khona le (Both here and also in heaven) (Repeat) Angisoze ngahlukana (I will never be apart) Nongithanda kangaka (From the one who loves me so much) Njalo sothandana naye (Forever I will be in love with Him) Khona lana khona le (both here and also in heaven) this is the lyrics of the song by spirit of praise 9 ft sindi ntombela akudingwa
I'm so sorry, that's why it's called a reaction video, I can't just put it up without reacting to it, that would clearly be a copyright issue. Hence the perspective I'm giving to it.
This song doesn’t make sense when sung by Europeans. And they added that gothic catholic sound … it’s a no from me. They have bastardised a struggle song. 👎🏾👎🏾👎🏾
I get your point. If I'm familiar with the original sound, I would have related to what you are saying. But I understand when a song done by a diff set of persons is lacking the original local spice. Valid point
My point is more on the lyrics, it talks about our suffering. When Europeans sing that, it feels like they are trolling. It is political, you might not relate. @@TNUELZ
I was born in Uganda my whole life I grew up in SA and am proud to be Ugandan South African SA will always have a special place in my heart and soul. I wish we could preserve SA no place like SA.
Wow... This is so beautiful. I'm with you on this.
Ugandan south african😂😂😂😂😂😂......there's no such
@@limpopoRiver Maybe not legally, but if you were born in and grew up in another, as a first generation you'd definitely be influenced by both
@@Diablo22967 im not denying you being influenced but dont make up words like ugandan south african aowa we dont have such a thing in south africa and impose that to us
The fact that you said "we should preserve" SA...made me warm up to you....thank you brother
The most amazing part of our national anthem is that it was composed for the whole continent! It means GOD BLESS AFRICA, not just South Africa! Enoch Sontonga from Eastern Cape composed it as a prayer to free Africa from the colonial rule. Aluta Continua!
I said exactly what i was thinking. God Bless Africa!
Oh, I love African people admiring each others' skills and talents no matter our differences.
Thank you and love from SA.🇿🇦 ❤
It is how it should be. Sharing love and loving our differences. Thank you so much. Love from Nigeria.
Dude, the way South Africans are musical is out of this world. I've been to places in SA where strangers would meet for the first time and just belt out a song as if they are a long standing choir with years and years of rehearsals. It's amazing to see.
Hahahahahahaha... I'm loving your opinion on this! I sincerely have been thrilled to discover this part of them.
When South Africans sing its like heaven can open up at any second. Truly blessed ❤🇿🇦
That is so true
That sounds very South African...❤J.A. They can naturally break out into singing...and everything sounds magical and natural. ❤
This is so true. I've seen it for myself
South Africans are gifted in music bro
In my interpretation, that arrangement at the end represents the different voices and cries of South Africans. We are after all a nation with so many differences and voices and believe me we all need to be heard. I enjoy your reactions so much, anyone can tell your music appreciation.
Aww Thank you so much for this perspective. Wow it's making sense to me as well. I'm glad you are here honestly.
Please react to Daliwonga - Bambulele Sipho
Joyous celebration - Who am I
Oh Thank you so much. I'm going to do that soonest.
Its actually 3 to 5 languages, it's arguable as Nguni languages are inter(comprehensive)
They are South Africans singing isizulu n xhosa..come to our churches..you will melt..the whole church blend in a way u wnt understand
Khai.... This is the biggest wonder I've ever seen all my life. SA and Music
Proudly South African
Hahahahahahaha. I know right?
Mzanzi has talent...God bless Africa.. They sing in Xhosa
Wow! To God be the glory! Take all the glory Father from hearts filled with praise and gratitude. Save South Africa Lord. The whole of Africa.
Best choir in the world(number 1), you can google🥰🔥🥺
I think I am a believer of this even without researching
I still get goosebumps everytime I hear them sing..
Me too😁. Honestly
The best country in the world.❤🇿🇦
Hahahahahahaha. I know right?
I’m happy you’ve enjoyed
Please next time react to Indlovu youth choir - shape of you
Sincerely I am. Thank you so much. I will check that out. Thank you again😁
On that part of your opinion ypu are right coz it's like every south african is born to sing we always singing this side and somehow to the world we creative but that time we just being ourselves enjoying music❤
Hahahahahahaha... Thank you for endorsing my opinion. I mean I had to say that because it's obvious
Growing up I thought this happened everywhere. Now that I see others reacting to it, it makes me realise how special that truly is
Nkosi sikelela Africa means god bless Africa 😊😊nice
Thank you so much. I now get it. God bless you
It made me proud to be a South African ❤🇿🇦
You actually need to be very proud... Because I'm so proud of you guys
I was assuming every country sings, am amazed that it only our culture here in SA, we sing everywhere schoo,l home, church, toi toi, parties, funerals like everytime there is an opportunity we sing.
I have really found this out by my self. And being music lover, I love you guys already
South Africa & Botswana 💯
Guys, all countries sing, but some better. As a Motswana from Botswana 🇧🇼 that has lived in Zimbabwe, Botswana, South Africa and a few more; in my personal experience, it seems like wherever struggle for freedom occurred, God embedded a deep and soulful musicality in the people of that country. Zim is another one where when they sing, it's heavenly. I'm not taking anything away from the beauty that South African musicality is; it's definitely a blessing to men kind
Thank you for taking out time to relay this beautiful discovery.
I grew up in the wild coast of SA boarding schools and tourist would come pass by the school wed sing till they cry so they can give us more gifts we never thought it was talent or special sometimes you would have songs you dont wanna sing coz we thought it wasnt fashionable or cool but now that im old it all makes sense we got untapped music genres and rhythm the world is yet to see...you should see the country singing amagwijo now u are ready too see we are not natural somewhere in history we were made...see on this bideo it doesnt matter the race we sing
Well done Stellen..
Nice to see the emotions it evokes. It is universal. This choir has won many international awards. Both my parents were part of the choir in the 1950s and they carry a long standing tradition to produce the highest standard of choir music. Peace be with you.
Wow. Pls help me extend a beautiful medal 🏅🏅🏅 to your parents. Both of them are the real MVPs. Thanks for the history run down. Thank you so much
Music were born in South Africa we own vocals dance
I sincerely do not doubt you
@@TNUELZ Each and every person in South Africa can sing
Their recordings of “Angel” and “Madoda Sabelani” are also so so amazing
Thank you so much dear. I will do well to check this out
Maaan this stupid song makes me emotional everytime 😒
Wow... I think it should. Especially when you have a memory attached to it
It's an anthem It's not a stupid song
@@noziphokhumalo4030 lol haibo sisi relax, I know.
😅😅😅😅
you a Nigerian for sure always hating on what other Africans do cause you want everything to be about you. Hope you in your country and SA is not feeding u
Mimi pia ndugu. This choir makes me live, makes me die. Heavenly.
bros as i hear them ehn, i give my life weh don already dey with christ back to christ guyy make you come seee the translation of wetin you hear, another shocker this whole thing forms part of their National anthem o bro
This anthem is basically a prayer. Nkosi sikelel' iAfrika(God bless Afrika)
Maluphakanyiswe uphondo lwayo( Raise its horn)
Yizwa imithandazo yethu( Hear our prayers)
Sibe moya munye (Let us be one in spirit)
Noma sekunzima emhlabeni ( Even when it gets difficult in this world )
Sihlukunyezwa kabuhlungu ( Being painfully / brutally persecuted)
Nkosi siph' amandla ( Lord give us the strength)
Okunqoba ( to conquer)
Silwe nosatane( and fight Satan)
I was so touched by your reaction, you might not have understood the words but your soul/ spirit felt it.
These are the songs that helped them cope during those painful days and it is still relevant even now.
There was a time during apartheid when this anthem was banned, one could get jail time for singing it.
Wow....you have no idea how much this blesses me... And means to me..Thank you so much. Pls I want to be seeing your comments often. One love Bro. God bless Africa
This is music at its purest form.. So peaceful❤️
You can say that again.
God bless Africa❤🌍
Amen to that
Akudingwa nasibani (There is no need for a lamp)
Ngoba uJes’ulilanga (Because Jesus is the sun) (Repeat)
Bonke abakholwa kuye (All who believe in Him)
Bokhanyis’okwelanga (Will shine like the sun) (Repeat)
Angisoze ngahlukana (I will never be apart)
Nongithanda kangaka (From the one who loves me so much)
Njalo sothandana naye (Forever I will be in love with Him)
Khona lana khona le (Both here and also in heaven) (Repeat)
Njalo sothandana naye (Forever I will be in love with Him)
Khona lana khona le (Both here and also in heaven) (Repeat)
Angisoze ngahlukana (I will never be apart)
Nongithanda kangaka (From the one who loves me so much)
Njalo sothandana naye (Forever I will be in love with Him)
Khona lana khona le (both here and also in heaven)
this is the lyrics of the song by spirit of praise 9 ft sindi ntombela akudingwa
Oh My... Thank you so much for this huge effort..I sincerely appreciate.
no be for this song na
Your reactions really brought tears in my eyes. U are musically intelligent
Wow... Thank you so much. Honestly this Choir put in a corner I've not been in awhile
Aah! Another fan is born.
Hahahahahahaha... You can say that again.
It's a south African national anthem to summarize the song is about asking God to intervene
Thank you so much for that insight. God bless SA
I felt it from the start to the last note. Absolutely magical. Goosebumps...❤❤❤
Well I'm so glad you felt same... God bless you
i am seeing myself in you as you react to this video, that was me two years ago.
Hahahahahahaha... I know right sir? 😁😁😁Well that's because you have the same musical sense as I do. Thank you sir
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React to Indodana, the same choir
Oh thanks so much. I'll queue that up
Please listen to Tuks Camerata Iindodaba
Oh wow... Thank you so much. I will check that out.
Please react to Daliwonga and the choir “Bambulele Sipho”
Thank you so much dear. I'm checking it out.
Sad you interrupt while they singing is it about you or the choir!!!!!!!!
I'm so sorry, that's why it's called a reaction video, I can't just put it up without reacting to it, that would clearly be a copyright issue. Hence the perspective I'm giving to it.
This song doesn’t make sense when sung by Europeans. And they added that gothic catholic sound … it’s a no from me. They have bastardised a struggle song. 👎🏾👎🏾👎🏾
I get your point. If I'm familiar with the original sound, I would have related to what you are saying. But I understand when a song done by a diff set of persons is lacking the original local spice. Valid point
My point is more on the lyrics, it talks about our suffering. When Europeans sing that, it feels like they are trolling. It is political, you might not relate. @@TNUELZ
@@lifestylepretoria9181Yintoni ukuba krwada kangaka na ?🤓
Bangivusela ulaka ondlebe zikhanyilanga@@MANSA76
@@lifestylepretoria9181i get you. The song is deep to us.
It spells out our pain. When they sing it's 😢😢