Hi folks. I'm Afro indigenous from Brazil. Feel so blessed by this chant, feeling my heart melted, thank u ll, we are the living dream of ours ancestors, we are kings and queens, gods and godess, great spirit bless us all,
Born to a Tanzanian Father and a Shona Mother .. No matter living in Dar es salaam now ,ndinonzwa muviri kuti Zhwarara every time yandonzwa mbira !! .. Was in Zim in 2011 and we visited GZ and have time nanagwenyambira !!
Chembere Dzemvura Lyrics _____________________________ Mukanya ndokanyaira / Ganyamatope, kanya ndokanyaira, Ganyamatope Mukanya ndokanyaira kani / Ganyamatope, kanya ndokanyaira, Ganyamatope Mukanya ndokanyaira / Ganyamatope, kanya ndokanyaira, Ganyamatope Gudo harina munda iwe /Ganyamatope, kanya ndokanyaira, Ganyamatope Rinokwira mawere kwasviba / Ganyamatope, kanya ndokanyaira, Ganyamatope Hona rodya magwere /Ganyamatope, kanya ndokanyaira, Ganyamatope Asi harina munda kani / Ganyamatope, kanya ndokanyaira, Ganyamatope Kukwira gomo hupoterera / Ganyamatope, kanya ndokanyaira, Ganyamatope x2 Akanga nyimo avangarara/ Ganyamatope, kanya ndokanyaira, Ganyamatope x2 Mbudzi kudya mufenje hufananyina / Ganyamatope, kanya ndokanyaira, Ganyamatope x2 Break for music Mukanya ndokanyaira iwe/ Ganyamatope, kanya ndokanyaira, Ganyamatope Mukanya ndokanyaira kani / Ganyamatope, kanya ndokanyaira, Ganyamatope Gudo harina munda iwe/ Ganyamatope, kanya ndokanyaira, Ganyamatope Rinokwira mawere kwasviba / Ganyamatope, kanya ndokanyaira, Ganyamatope Hona rodya magwere/ Ganyamatope, kanya ndokanyaira, Ganyamatope Asi harina munda kani / Ganyamatope, kanya ndokanyaira, Ganyamatope Kukwira gomo hupoterera/ Ganyamatope, kanya ndokanyaira, Ganyamatope Mwana wamambo murandakumwe/ Ganyamatope, kanya ndokanyaira, Ganyamatope Akanga nyimo avangarara/ Ganyamatope, kanya ndokanyaira, Ganyamatope Kukwira gomo hupoterera / Ganyamatope, kanya ndokanyaira, Ganyamatope Hona rodya magwere/ Ganyamatope, kanya ndokanyaira, Ganyamatope Break for music Tsi tsi, tsi, tsi, tsi, tsi, tsi…tsi, iwe! Zvamauya zvanaka / Zvamauya zvanaka, zvamauya zvanaka / Paita mhondoro dzemvura pano x3 Paita mhondoro dzemvura pano/ Paita Mhondoro dzemvura pano Paita chembere dzemvura pano iwe/ Paita chembere dzemvura pano Paita harahwa dzemvura pano / Paita harahwa dzemvura pano Paita mhondoro dzemvura pano iwe/ Paita mhondoro dzemvura pano Paita harahwa dzemvura pano / Paita harahwa dzemvura pano Paita chembere dzemvura pano iwe/ Paita chembere dzemvura pano Zvamauya zvanaka / Zvamauya zvanaka, zvamauya zvanaka / Paita mhondoro dzemvura pano x 2 Tsikida (or tsikinya), tsikada tsikida…….tsikada / Hekani waro changamire! / Tokwira manyo..?? tsiki.. Tsikinya, tsikinya…………………………………. Tsikinya/ Iwe! Zvamauya zvanaka / Zvamauya zvanaka, zvamauya zvanaka / Paita mhondoro dzemvura pano x 2 Paita mhondoro dzemvura pano/ Paita Mhondoro dzemvura pano Paita harahwa dzemvura pano iwe/ Paita harahwa dzemvura pano Paita chembere dzemvura pano/ Paita chembere dzemvura pano Paita harahwa dzemvura pano iwe/ Paita harahwa dzemvura pano Paita chembere dzemvura pano/ Paita chembere dzemvura pano Paita mhondoro dzemvura pano iwe/ Paita Mhondoro dzemvura pano Tsi, tsi………………..tsi/ Iwe! Hekani waro, Duramazwi iwe! Zvamauya zvanaka / Zvamauya zvanaka, zvamauya zvanaka, paita mhondoro dzemvura pano x 2 Paita mhondoro dzemvura pano/ Paita Mhondoro dzemvura pano Paita chembere dzemvura pano/ Paita chembere dzemvura pano Paita harahwa dzemvura pano iwe/ Paita harahwa dzemvura pano Paita mhondoro dzemvura pano/ Paita Mhondoro dzemvura pano End Translation and meaning The setting of the song is one of Rain Ceremony (Mukwerera). Context to song is necessary otherwise nothing make sense: It is like telling little green man with disproportionately big heads and eyes that my daughter is sad that Santa stole her tooth that she left under the pillow for the tooth fairy to give to the elves to made magic dust. Now, in Shona Religion of the people of Zimbabwe and surrounding countries, people believe that Mwari, is the supreme creator (God) and when people die, their souls enter the spirit world, a world between that of the living and the realm of God. The only way that the living can communicate to God is through the spirits of their ancestors in the spirit world. That’s, when the Shona pray, they pray to Mwari via the spirits of their ancestors who intercede between the world of the living and realm of God. The ancestral spirits are protective of their living descendants. So, how do people pass their prayers to Mwari? They need to summon an ancestral spirit from the spirit world to intercede: How is this done? It is done via Bira (Prayer gathering) where they play mbira in order to Pira (Pass on a request or grievance) and naturally, drink a traditional brew and probably slaughter a beast for the gathering: Then, they need Mhondoro, a Priestess / Priest to host the spirit of the ancestor being summoned by the music. Priests are specific and serve specific duties depending on what outcome is desired from Mwari /God: for example; war, famine, epidemics and pandemics. In this case, the people are praying for the rains. They need to use specific Mhondoro / priests for this. In this case, Water / Rain Priests (Mhondoro Dzemvura / Chembere Dzemvura and Harahwa Dzemvura). At the time in the song when the water spirit being summoned has inhabited the Priest/ Priestess, they start saying, “Zvamauya zvanaka, Paita Mhondoro Dzemvura pano”. This is to say, your presence honours us: we have the appropriate vassals to host your spirit. Usually, once the Priestess / Priest has been possessed by the spirit, the assume the spirit’s characteristics particularly the voice and they are no longer on control of their body until the spirit has left. They can then explain what’s what: in this case, why the rains might be late of and what needs to be done to make them come and so forth. The song is sung metaphorically such that direct translation would appear meaningless and nonsensical: The best I can do is to say: He speaks about how wild animals in this case, represented by a monkey can live off maize crop that is silently borrowed from humans and thrive. However, he does not show animosity towards the thieving monkey in his words but only admiration of its cunningness: what he is saying in essence however is that, without the rains, even innocent wild animals that might have not wronged the Gods also suffer if the rains do not come. It is as if he is pleading for rains on behalf of the innocent animals yet knowing fully that the rains if they come, would benefit the likely sinful humans as well. The reason he does not show anger at the thieving animal is to show his good nature in the presence of the spirit from whom he is begging for the rains and in a way promises to share the gains from the rains should the prayer wishes be granted I believe. He praises the quality of the Mhondoro / Priests that have been assembled as A1 quality lest the Spirit is not convinced of the offering and ceremony and fail to show. In the end, it seems people have been granted their wish and revelling in the waters now abundant. Their prayers have been answered. Unfortunately, some nuances would be lost in translation. Please feel free to comment
lt's a praise song for marine spirits that assist people through mediums, mermaids (chembere/mhondoro dzemvura/ njuzu ) lt's quite a great modern mbira song
@@tirivanhukateera1397 the music does not have one message . There is talk of baboons, the way they walk, the struggles of life, perseverance, what binds humanity together, the phenomenon of mermaids.
@@nataliemakazhe1673 true? this reads so sweet and the music is also very sweet, it touches my heart! thank you for telling the meaning - love and greetings from germany 🙋♂️
afrocentric music instrumentals and female vocals sound like the embodiment of heaven, i would have no problem dying listening to any african folklore song
Yaaa this is what makes us African. Proudly Zimbabwean. Mukanya ndini mbombo chienda varipano. Mhondoro yemvura iripo pano. Handei Duramazwi vambaaaaa chikinya chikinya.
Wow....i could feel the goose bumps as this took me back to nostalgic childhood memories before the proliferation of these pentecoastal churches and their gospel that teaches people to shun who they are.
mukanya is someone who's totem is gudo (baboon) so they basically singing about baboons & also they are talking about ancestors mhondoro dzemvura (spirits of the water) and chembere dzemvura(old people of the water)
I like mbira songs. Some people say that is not good to do our culture songs as the country is full of Christians. To me i like my culture i grew up doing culture things. Keep blessed and for our grand grand grandchildren to know our culture songs. ❤❤❤ this
These guys are wonderful and beautiful and fablous the singers the dancers all look so natural and at home. The musicality of the Mbira and percussion players is astounding. this has been going at least ten minutes and the maracas havn't missed a beat. Astounding.
Its spiritual music and as one plays it they get into another dimension. There are times when the player can not repeat the same beat in their natural state. I hope this helps.
Great thanx to the great Mroro whose kids adopted the njari-njari (mbira) from the nyungwe tribe due to lineage of their great grandmother queen Gambiza . Hence ppl couldn't announce it well as njar-njari n this lead to the formation of the Njanja district. Great thanx to the kingdom of Gouvea /Guveya /Neshangwe
Lovely lovely 😍😍😍 beautiful music here,so much love so much energy all positive,,,💞💞what a beautiful cultural song, keep up the great work guys you rock
perfectly Traditional but neat and clean wardrobe . excellent mixing and consistence of instruments and vocals, coherence and great stage management. Keep it up dictionary(Duramazwi )kkkk. I think this is one of the best performed Mbira productions to grace Zimbabwe ever
Who is here with me in December 2024❤
Ka mu2k
I am!
Hi folks. I'm Afro indigenous from Brazil. Feel so blessed by this chant, feeling my heart melted, thank u ll, we are the living dream of ours ancestors, we are kings and queens, gods and godess, great spirit bless us all,
Obrigado
Muito obrigado meu amigo,we are together
Wonderful. This is a song from Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 .The tribe is Shona. Hopefully someone will translate the lyrics for you.
@@ruebenpadiwa3513 .
You are pure African. Enjoy. Never put yourself down.
Born to a Tanzanian Father and a Shona Mother .. No matter living in Dar es salaam now ,ndinonzwa muviri kuti Zhwarara every time yandonzwa mbira !! .. Was in Zim in 2011 and we visited GZ and have time nanagwenyambira !!
I have the same feeling kuita ma goosebumps
Also visited Great Zimbabwe. I couldn't leave those gwenyambiras. Some great mbira music they play.
Reminds me of my traditional home in Zimbabwe mhondoro dzeGuruve. The elders played and danced to such tune. So spiritual.
The Shona migrated from Tanganyika (modern day Tanzania) you share the same ancestry
Our Culture.... So wonderful
I'm having goosebumps...it's a good sign, right?
Chembere Dzemvura Lyrics
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Mukanya ndokanyaira / Ganyamatope, kanya ndokanyaira, Ganyamatope
Mukanya ndokanyaira kani / Ganyamatope, kanya ndokanyaira, Ganyamatope
Mukanya ndokanyaira / Ganyamatope, kanya ndokanyaira, Ganyamatope
Gudo harina munda iwe /Ganyamatope, kanya ndokanyaira, Ganyamatope
Rinokwira mawere kwasviba / Ganyamatope, kanya ndokanyaira, Ganyamatope
Hona rodya magwere /Ganyamatope, kanya ndokanyaira, Ganyamatope
Asi harina munda kani / Ganyamatope, kanya ndokanyaira, Ganyamatope
Kukwira gomo hupoterera / Ganyamatope, kanya ndokanyaira, Ganyamatope x2
Akanga nyimo avangarara/ Ganyamatope, kanya ndokanyaira, Ganyamatope x2
Mbudzi kudya mufenje hufananyina / Ganyamatope, kanya ndokanyaira, Ganyamatope x2
Break for music
Mukanya ndokanyaira iwe/ Ganyamatope, kanya ndokanyaira, Ganyamatope
Mukanya ndokanyaira kani / Ganyamatope, kanya ndokanyaira, Ganyamatope
Gudo harina munda iwe/ Ganyamatope, kanya ndokanyaira, Ganyamatope
Rinokwira mawere kwasviba / Ganyamatope, kanya ndokanyaira, Ganyamatope
Hona rodya magwere/ Ganyamatope, kanya ndokanyaira, Ganyamatope
Asi harina munda kani / Ganyamatope, kanya ndokanyaira, Ganyamatope
Kukwira gomo hupoterera/ Ganyamatope, kanya ndokanyaira, Ganyamatope
Mwana wamambo murandakumwe/ Ganyamatope, kanya ndokanyaira, Ganyamatope
Akanga nyimo avangarara/ Ganyamatope, kanya ndokanyaira, Ganyamatope
Kukwira gomo hupoterera / Ganyamatope, kanya ndokanyaira, Ganyamatope
Hona rodya magwere/ Ganyamatope, kanya ndokanyaira, Ganyamatope
Break for music
Tsi tsi, tsi, tsi, tsi, tsi, tsi…tsi, iwe!
Zvamauya zvanaka / Zvamauya zvanaka, zvamauya zvanaka / Paita mhondoro dzemvura pano x3
Paita mhondoro dzemvura pano/ Paita Mhondoro dzemvura pano
Paita chembere dzemvura pano iwe/ Paita chembere dzemvura pano
Paita harahwa dzemvura pano / Paita harahwa dzemvura pano
Paita mhondoro dzemvura pano iwe/ Paita mhondoro dzemvura pano
Paita harahwa dzemvura pano / Paita harahwa dzemvura pano
Paita chembere dzemvura pano iwe/ Paita chembere dzemvura pano
Zvamauya zvanaka / Zvamauya zvanaka, zvamauya zvanaka / Paita mhondoro dzemvura pano x 2
Tsikida (or tsikinya), tsikada tsikida…….tsikada / Hekani waro changamire! / Tokwira manyo..?? tsiki..
Tsikinya, tsikinya…………………………………. Tsikinya/ Iwe!
Zvamauya zvanaka / Zvamauya zvanaka, zvamauya zvanaka / Paita mhondoro dzemvura pano x 2
Paita mhondoro dzemvura pano/ Paita Mhondoro dzemvura pano
Paita harahwa dzemvura pano iwe/ Paita harahwa dzemvura pano
Paita chembere dzemvura pano/ Paita chembere dzemvura pano
Paita harahwa dzemvura pano iwe/ Paita harahwa dzemvura pano
Paita chembere dzemvura pano/ Paita chembere dzemvura pano
Paita mhondoro dzemvura pano iwe/ Paita Mhondoro dzemvura pano
Tsi, tsi………………..tsi/ Iwe!
Hekani waro, Duramazwi iwe!
Zvamauya zvanaka / Zvamauya zvanaka, zvamauya zvanaka, paita mhondoro dzemvura pano x 2
Paita mhondoro dzemvura pano/ Paita Mhondoro dzemvura pano
Paita chembere dzemvura pano/ Paita chembere dzemvura pano
Paita harahwa dzemvura pano iwe/ Paita harahwa dzemvura pano
Paita mhondoro dzemvura pano/ Paita Mhondoro dzemvura pano
End
Translation and meaning
The setting of the song is one of Rain Ceremony (Mukwerera).
Context to song is necessary otherwise nothing make sense: It is like telling little green man with disproportionately big heads and eyes that my daughter is sad that Santa stole her tooth that she left under the pillow for the tooth fairy to give to the elves to made magic dust.
Now, in Shona Religion of the people of Zimbabwe and surrounding countries, people believe that Mwari, is the supreme creator (God) and when people die, their souls enter the spirit world, a world between that of the living and the realm of God. The only way that the living can communicate to God is through the spirits of their ancestors in the spirit world. That’s, when the Shona pray, they pray to Mwari via the spirits of their ancestors who intercede between the world of the living and realm of God. The ancestral spirits are protective of their living descendants.
So, how do people pass their prayers to Mwari? They need to summon an ancestral spirit from the spirit world to intercede: How is this done? It is done via Bira (Prayer gathering) where they play mbira in order to Pira (Pass on a request or grievance) and naturally, drink a traditional brew and probably slaughter a beast for the gathering: Then, they need Mhondoro, a Priestess / Priest to host the spirit of the ancestor being summoned by the music. Priests are specific and serve specific duties depending on what outcome is desired from Mwari /God: for example; war, famine, epidemics and pandemics. In this case, the people are praying for the rains. They need to use specific Mhondoro / priests for this. In this case, Water / Rain Priests (Mhondoro Dzemvura / Chembere Dzemvura and Harahwa Dzemvura).
At the time in the song when the water spirit being summoned has inhabited the Priest/ Priestess, they start saying, “Zvamauya zvanaka, Paita Mhondoro Dzemvura pano”. This is to say, your presence honours us: we have the appropriate vassals to host your spirit. Usually, once the Priestess / Priest has been possessed by the spirit, the assume the spirit’s characteristics particularly the voice and they are no longer on control of their body until the spirit has left. They can then explain what’s what: in this case, why the rains might be late of and what needs to be done to make them come and so forth.
The song is sung metaphorically such that direct translation would appear meaningless and nonsensical: The best I can do is to say: He speaks about how wild animals in this case, represented by a monkey can live off maize crop that is silently borrowed from humans and thrive. However, he does not show animosity towards the thieving monkey in his words but only admiration of its cunningness: what he is saying in essence however is that, without the rains, even innocent wild animals that might have not wronged the Gods also suffer if the rains do not come. It is as if he is pleading for rains on behalf of the innocent animals yet knowing fully that the rains if they come, would benefit the likely sinful humans as well.
The reason he does not show anger at the thieving animal is to show his good nature in the presence of the spirit from whom he is begging for the rains and in a way promises to share the gains from the rains should the prayer wishes be granted I believe. He praises the quality of the Mhondoro / Priests that have been assembled as A1 quality lest the Spirit is not convinced of the offering and ceremony and fail to show.
In the end, it seems people have been granted their wish and revelling in the waters now abundant. Their prayers have been answered. Unfortunately, some nuances would be lost in translation. Please feel free to comment
Thank you so much 🙏
Powerful translation!
Waita hanzvadzi 👏🏾
Excellent translation
Muito obrigado pela explicação. Abraços de Moçambique!
Afrocentric music, we need to create a culture of listening to this great songs n universalise it through media platforms
We the mkanyas our song this is a great song I feel good when listening to the song where can I buy this music in Harare
Totally agree!!! 🇿🇼👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Best regards from Brasil, my brethren.
So true
A true reflection of our African Heritage. We have lost our fortune on the advent of missionaries.
add in hip hop, hollywood and gangster rap music
True that,lack of knowledge and being arrogance is killing everything
We were tricked by colonisers and almost lost our beautiful heritage
I am Hungarian - very different from my cultural roots, but I love it - the happy feeling of this is infectious.
lt's a praise song for marine spirits that assist people through mediums, mermaids (chembere/mhondoro dzemvura/ njuzu ) lt's quite a great modern mbira song
@@tmafungo84 Njuzu a spirit from the water also known as Chembere dzemvura
@@tmafungo84 If you don't have an alternative definition you should keep your mask on instead.
Where they are???
Beautiful Africa 💫❤🙏
God bless you
When you watch this and u are a non believer siyana nevanoziva zviriko aah. We teach tolerance of other pple's beliefs. Culture defines us aaah.
@@maryleroy6734Zimbabwe
I don’t know what they are saying but i like the music, one love Africa,from Sénégal !
It's Zimbabwean traditional music called mbira
thank you bro. that's traditional music of praise from Zimbabwe
@@tirivanhukateera1397 the music does not have one message . There is talk of baboons, the way they walk, the struggles of life, perseverance, what binds humanity together, the phenomenon of mermaids.
@@nataliemakazhe1673 true? this reads so sweet and the music is also very sweet, it touches my heart!
thank you for telling the meaning - love and greetings from germany 🙋♂️
@@friesiamans1966 thank you for appreciating our traditional music
Mwebale nnyo! Mugende mu maso! ❤❤❤, 🇺🇬
I feel sorry for our youth, who does not want to listen to this kind of music! ❤️❤️❤️
Amazing! One love from Guyana, South America!
Hello I sent you a friend request on facebook
@@eliahelvis5880 seen and accepted :)
@KEITH NDLOVU Shona...wow.
Thank you very much. Blessings!
@KEITH NDLOVU the instrument is called Mbira. Marimba is a different instrument.
@KEITH NDLOVU ndikutsvaga mbira na teacher vacho zvese mu bemax
Mukanya tisu anhu acho gudo 🙈💃
afrocentric music instrumentals and female vocals sound like the embodiment of heaven, i would have no problem dying listening to any african folklore song
ndosvika kure
Yaaa this is what makes us African. Proudly Zimbabwean. Mukanya ndini mbombo chienda varipano. Mhondoro yemvura iripo pano. Handei Duramazwi vambaaaaa chikinya chikinya.
Tisvikewo... Tasvika hedu isu Chembere dze Mvura...This song healed me, at one point in my Life! 😍
There is one ine malyrics anoti tuchembere twekuno twunobika doro rinonaka sooo
What an achievement.Keep it up.Typically Zimbabwean 🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
I would LOVE to go there and play music with these people. OMG Love this.
I love the female voice that becomes prominent around 3'30" as they start to sing "Zvamauya zvanaka paita Mhondoro dzemvura pano."
Indeed!
Wow....i could feel the goose bumps as this took me back to nostalgic childhood memories before the proliferation of these pentecoastal churches and their gospel that teaches people to shun who they are.
True tinos, sad hey
This is good music
True
Christianity is a scam
Tiriko hedu ana mkanya thank you guys (Gogo Saru)🎉
The DNA automatically resonates with the beat. Kunzwa kuti zhwiiiiiii. Best masterpiece
Vadzimu venyu vanenge vasvika.
I'm proudly a Zimbabwean from 🇬🇧 I love you the song guys keep up
I love the amplifying gourds, its like what are you doing with your hands behind that gourd... "I'm making MAGIC"
The gourds are called mbira. Zimbabwean traditional musical instrument
@@shelikays5120 rŕrrr
@@shelikays5120 the gourd is not the instrument but the amplifier of sound coming from the Mbira placed within it.😎
@@tsitsimatavire4157 you are knowledgeable
Ini sa Changamire Samuriwo awa vazukuru gamuchirai kutenda kwangu makabata basa guru apa.
The music of your people,30 years ago, changed my life.
Can you recommend me some life changing music you listen 30 years ago?🙂
Just when I think the song is going to end they just take off with more people and more dancing! I've never seen so many happy people!
Tisu zvedu vana mukanya thank you so much for this masterpiece
Tanganyika to Guruuswa , 1 world Africa ❤❤❤. Dzimbadzemabwee Taisa manjaa
Proud to be Zimbabwean....loving the mbira bit.....
I am sure they were enjoying every moment whilst making this song its different #Mwenewazvo#Bvudzijena#Jena#Soko.
The lead singer's voice is mellow, it's soo smooth that the lyrics just oooze out, I don't have the words to describe
this music makes me cry. I don't understand a word they are singing but I feel the emotions.
I think for ancestors sprits
Traditional music tosvika kure
Am think wen l was at pry school muchirova tt mbira aaahhh do it guys
Uuuum u a too much guyz ndiko kubasa apa makandigonera zvirambe zvakadaro mwaaaaaaa
Proudly muera soko supporting yr music
Ndikubva RUDO ... Awaken abadzimu mamaland❤❤❤❤
ilove being zimbabwean i love being shona i lo ve mbira music
Rambai makadzvanya, endererai mberi guys
This is beautiful. I am using your video for homeschooling my grandson. Can we get the words to this song?We are studying world music.
mukanya is someone who's totem is gudo (baboon) so they basically singing about baboons & also they are talking about ancestors mhondoro dzemvura (spirits of the water) and chembere dzemvura(old people of the water)
I have posted the words and meaning in other posts here if still needed.
Mai titi I see you murandakadzi
Zvaonekwa, rambai makadaro zvizvarwa
Ummm ndiri marimuka ndabva ndafunga kudzinde pane ngoma iri kurira pasi pasi ingoma yana soko afawanaka veGuruve 🐒🐒🐒, Ngoma iyoyo inorira pane atinoti makwirikwindo 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Traditional Zimbabwean music, keep it up guys
Nnuhhgbçĵkvgvbĵb jkknjbjnb8jbbbbuj
Allan chimbetu supporting mbira . pane amuona here
Great music here. Mbira dzine kamwe kafeeling so....proud to be a Zimbo. cultural dressing was good but i`m not sure about the blue dress though.
Blue dress is symbolic for chembere dzemumvura. A very spiritual symbolism. Ndini mbuya Soko padzidziso iyi.🙏🙏🙏🙏
Blue dress ndere chembere dzemvura
Ka hosho nengoma kakanyanya
Ganyamatope kanya ndokanyaira
Tinotenda muchembere 🤗🔥🔥🍾🍾🙌💓💓💓💓
Who's here coz of Hungwe MaNyambose's recommendation on Alex Magaisa's twitter handle? Beautiful, deep music.
I like mbira songs. Some people say that is not good to do our culture songs as the country is full of Christians. To me i like my culture i grew up doing culture things. Keep blessed and for our grand grand grandchildren to know our culture songs. ❤❤❤ this
Isu hedu ana Mukanya
Well done ana gwenyambira
Team njelele let's gather here 2023 we are still celebrating tradition
Ndiko kuti nziyo dzedu dze culture yedu ayewa makagona tichinwa hedu hwemapfunde tiri paGutu
Ndinomerera ndakanzwa song iyi especially the part of muchembere zvamauya zvanaka
Ah Mai TT kkkkk. Great song!
true that ❤
These guys are wonderful and beautiful and fablous the singers the dancers all look so natural and at home. The musicality of the Mbira and percussion players is astounding. this has been going at least ten minutes and the maracas havn't missed a beat. Astounding.
Its spiritual music and as one plays it they get into another dimension. There are times when the player can not repeat the same beat in their natural state. I hope this helps.
Great thanx to the great Mroro whose kids adopted the njari-njari (mbira) from the nyungwe tribe due to lineage of their great grandmother queen Gambiza . Hence ppl couldn't announce it well as njar-njari n this lead to the formation of the Njanja district. Great thanx to the kingdom of Gouvea /Guveya /Neshangwe
Makagona guys. Baba Tyson Chimbetu good to see you apo.zvinokudzwa.
Edit. Anonzi Allan Chimbetu
Regai regai ndekuno...tisu anhu acho. Vana CHIDEVANEMWARE...Nehumba iwe!
Aah feel blessed nokuti tisu Ana mukanya vacho liked this song kubva pandakatanga kuinzwa❤😊
I think I saw mai tt somewhere. Na Allan Chimbetu futi.
I thought as much
It's Mai tt
I saw her too in a white long dress
ndiyeee
kkkk ndabva ndatomuonawo
So beautiful every dancer, every smile. I feel the Love!
😍
Zvinofadza.manake.nekutendwa🙏
This is epic👌👌👌👌....makes me proud of bieng a Zimbabwean. Kuhwa manyukunyuku svowadi
Zvedi
An embodiment of true African music. Thank you Duramazwi Mbira Group for such a wonderful piece
Proper music vakomana nevasikana makagona
Is that Mai Titi pa 1:12...... Nice music
TISU ZVEDU MHONDORO DZACHO DZEMVURA HUYAI MUTIONE KKKK MAZWI MAKUKUTU AYO NYC MUSIC
These days kunzwa this type of music kunomzi vakagarwa but this is our music as Africans
the sweet sound of the mbira soothes my soul and makes me feel good!
This was my grandmothers favourite song but she is no longer alive 😔😢😭😭😭😭😭 i miss her so much
The instrumental here and the voices are so chilled, quiet and Clean ....these people are so talented..... i love u guys
Zvinongoda ndichifemba Bute rangu
ndikukuonai dzimbahwe handei napo ipapo tichikanyaira
am always following you mondigonera
I'm late, but I'm here 🔥🇿🇼🇿🇼
Mmmmh muziki mzuri hatari napenda sana na zinakumbusha mbali sana.
Yes! Found this song! Heard it on NationalFM this past week, great melody! Great song!
Hekani waro changamire👋 👋🏺📿🌌
Team iri rondiitira zvangu #proudly Zimbabwean ❤❤
Showing love from Venda
Things change out culture will never change nyika kumawere ❤❤❤😂😂😂😂
I real like this music
Ndi mai Tt here vandirikuona
Mbira dzine kamwe kathat so to an African blood
Kanya matope kanya ndokanyaira kanya matope kanyanya ndokanyaira. Paita mhondoro dzemvura pano 💃💃💃💃💃💃💃💃💃💃💃💃💃💃💃💃💃💃💃💃💃💃 my roots, my heritage, handei narwo Tateguru hekani waro hurururururu
tiriko ana soko ,, ndahwa kuda kufemba bute rangu
Allan Chimbetu!
Haa iyi yakasotwa iyi Team. well done and please keep up to this level
I love and like Zimbabwean s,have time for every thing pauri ipapo
Hii gyz munowanikwepi ndinoda kuzongotambawo hngu I like mbira coz of my father vairidza ndimbodzora ndangariro
Proud tu be zimbabwean
The best mbira music
Pandinonzwa song iyi ndichiona Mukanya vachikanyaira ndonzwa something kunzwa i can't explain yuuuuh dankkie
munowanikepi ndimbokukandirai dhora one yuwesi
Lovely lovely 😍😍😍 beautiful music here,so much love so much energy all positive,,,💞💞what a beautiful cultural song, keep up the great work guys you rock
Featuring murandakadzi Mai TT 🙂.
Good job guys.
Thank you for this - it makes my day again and again!
perfectly Traditional but neat and clean wardrobe . excellent mixing and consistence of instruments and vocals, coherence and great stage management. Keep it up dictionary(Duramazwi )kkkk. I think this is one of the best performed Mbira productions to grace Zimbabwe ever
respect to you for this, the time and effort you displayed here shows how deep you love your culture🤠
Well done homie
Thank u Duramazwi for showcasing Zim culture,deze iro ndinonzwa kunakwa naro,it's so sweet
Yes yes yes ndabatwa Chaipo ini Mukanya