@@nu8278 Rowerera musewe (push in the spear) Hanzvadzi yamai wako zvaisingade (since your mother's brother does not want) He sometimes varies it to "hanzvadzi yamai wako zvaisingarime" meaning since your mother's bro does not plough"") So in this song, it seems the aunt (wife to mother's brother), is encouraging the husband's nephew to make love to her because his mother's brother does not want to do so.
The passion....... there should be some deeper meaning of this song the Dr knows of that I may not know of. The song itself is excellent but what draws me more is his body language while singing it
Skkkk hanzi that ruins it for me to be honest...because of someones assumption yekuti mdara is drunk...mopenga imi...he is totally sober and this man an extraterestrial anonzwisiswa ne mhondoro chete...he is a prophet
@@fwah23 I am not really sure could be! Then again, Mukanya has made some variations in this song. The studio recorded he says "hanzvadzi yamai vako zvaisangarime..." In the present song he is saying "hanzvadzi yamai vako zvaisingade..." You can safely conclude rather draw an inference from both versions of the song inyaya yebonde!
@@zifanifaz4416 it's traditional shona song ,Chiwoniso Maraire played also this song ,but what mukanya did was to experiment with modern instrument something which he is credited for than any other artists in Zimbabwe.
It doesn't get better than this
thank you for posting this - Chartwell Dutiro, here playing Mbira, was a dear friend and I miss him terribly
Chartwell was a multi-talented individual in this genre. He is forever missed....
Gandanga will forever be chimurenga guru....who can follow his steps.....
There is some spirits in this music.
Yaaa the man is touch with some higher powers. It’s simple a privilege to be able to song.
I mean it’s simply a privilege to listen to this song. There’s a deeper meaning here.
More than what meets the ear.....
What would that be for us non-Shona speakers?
@@nu8278hanzvadzi yaMai means mother's brother
zvaisingarime means he who doesn't plough it's deep maan
@@faraimazhindu850 Thank you! 🤗
@@nu8278 Rowerera musewe (push in the spear)
Hanzvadzi yamai wako zvaisingade (since your mother's brother does not want)
He sometimes varies it to "hanzvadzi yamai wako zvaisingarime" meaning since your mother's bro does not plough"")
So in this song, it seems the aunt (wife to mother's brother), is encouraging the husband's nephew to make love to her because his mother's brother does not want to do so.
Idzi imhondoro varume.
Ndizvo Gandanga
mkanya muri dhara❤ ndanzwa neRepeat😅
Gudo guru. Gandanga remashuwa
Nhemamusasa
Ndambakuwa🤜🤛 varikufamba neLead guitar huyai pano🙏❤️
Good music Dr Mapfumo
I like Umkanaya I'm Robert Maswanganyi from Nkuzana village next to Matsila next Dehoop and Masia. In limpopo
Dressed like real Soldier
Best ever
The passion....... there should be some deeper meaning of this song the Dr knows of that I may not know of. The song itself is excellent but what draws me more is his body language while singing it
Akadhakwa nembanje uyo, zvese nemudhara wetamborini😄
@@Dalailama3674 that ruins it for me to be honest.. I could tell he wasn't in control of his faculties :(
Skkkk hanzi that ruins it for me to be honest...because of someones assumption yekuti mdara is drunk...mopenga imi...he is totally sober and this man an extraterestrial anonzwisiswa ne mhondoro chete...he is a prophet
He was never called Dr Mapfumo for nothing!!!!
A brilliant song with a very difficult message to decipher! "Hanzvadzi yamai vako zvaisingarime" --"Roverera museve"?
I have heard somewhere that these were Ambuya Beauler Dyoko's lyrics, can't be sure though :)
@@fwah23 I am not really sure could be! Then again, Mukanya has made some variations in this song. The studio recorded he says "hanzvadzi yamai vako zvaisangarime..." In the present song he is saying "hanzvadzi yamai vako zvaisingade..." You can safely conclude rather draw an inference from both versions of the song inyaya yebonde!
@@prospermaguchu2730 it's a national song just like chamutengure nobody owns these songs
@@zifanifaz4416 it's traditional shona song ,Chiwoniso Maraire played also this song ,but what mukanya did was to experiment with modern instrument something which he is credited for than any other artists in Zimbabwe.
@@fwah23 those lyrics are hundreds of years old. Possibly some of the oldest mbira song lyrics still alive.
I'm a Tsonga I don't even know how to speak shona or karanga