I'm still listening to it. And it was recorded on my decade. I used to play it so loud in the car from work in a white suburb just to annoy them while really listening to our best musician ...... ❤❤❤
OMG this song reminds me of soo much hey..When my sister was selling bananas next to a tarvern at STOP 12 and the same song used to be on reperat everyday,How can i forget this mara?..Today i am at varsity because this song made brought us customers Kept us going on dry olden days.Thank you God for everything...
A a Kenyan there is one thing i like with SOUTH AFRICANS Though you gained your independence from the colonial power after many years of struggle you people have embraced your culture. Your songs are rich in african culture taste. It is really endowed with Gods own glory. i like your music.even though i may not understand the language but watching and listening to it brings home the massage. VIVA SOUTH AFRICA.
Yeah you're right I'm Ugandan I grew up listening to south African music because our grandparents and parents used to listen to them.Thes were really and are still nice songs rich and rooted in culture ❤❤
0% Vulgar 0% Drugs 0% Nudity 100% Great context and content(educational) 100% Africa raw and undiluted talent Hit like if you with watching all over the world during lockdown. The hit of all times... I remember very well, I was doing Grade 8 at school now I'm old and matured,but I always come here and enjoy okwase Afrika.
Ngafa, ngafel' ubala (I am dying, there is no determined cause) Ingabe yini (I wonder what it is) Bayangitshela laba engihamba khona (Those with whom I hang around assert..) Bathi kimi IZINTOMBI ZAMI (it is my girlfriends) Uma ngingena esibhedlela mina (Whenever I go to the hospital) Ngiyofuna usizo ngempilo (To seek help concerning my health) Bafike bethi Hamba Baba awunalutho (The professionals say go home Baba, there's nothing to be concerned about) Uma ngingena emtholampilo mina (whenever I go to the clinic) Ngiyofuna usizo ngempilo yami (To seek help help concerning my health) Bafike bethi Hamba Baba awunalutho (They say go home Baba, there's nothing to be concerned about) Hhawu ngomoya wami (Alas! My soul/spirit) Hhawu ngempilo yami (Alas! My life/ health) Awungitshele Nobuhle wami (Tell me, my Nobuhle) Ngoba ngangithandana nawe (Since we were once lovers) Wangibhanqa nabangaki (how many did I share you with?) Awungitshele (Tell me) Nobuhle RESPONDS: Babe babili (There were two + the singer) Awungitshele Nomusa wami (My Nomusa, tell me) Ngoba ngangithanda nawe (Since we were once lovers) Wangibhanqa nabangaki na? (How many did I share you with?) Ngithi awungitshele (Please do tell) NOMUSA RESPONDS: Babe bathathu (There were three + the singer lol) Kwakungamele ukuthi ningibhanqe nabantu abaningi (Ya'll should not have been unfaithful to me, especially with so many men) Ngoba nani niyazi (because ya'll are also aware of..) Kulomhlaba kunezifo (How widespread venereal diseases are, in the world) Kwakumele nithande mina ngedwa (Ya'll should have only stuck with me) Mina ngedwa vo (ONLY ME) Awungitshele wena Sindisiwe wami (My Sindisiwe, please tell me) Wena ngoba ngihlala nawe endlini (We are cohabitating) Bangaki na ongibhanqe nabo ke? (Tell me, how many do I share you with?) SINDISIWE RESPONDS: Dali wami, ngicela ukukhuluma iqiniso kuwe dali (My darling, let me just be honest with you) Baningi ngeke ngeke ngibaqede (There is an abundance of them. I wouldn't count them) Hhawu imihlola yami (Alas! Am I being tested?) Imihlola yami yini le? (Am I really being tested?) Wangibulala Nobuhle wami (You killed me, my Nobuhle) Ngangikuthanda kangaka (But I loved you so much) Ngikuthembe kangaka (But I trusted you so much) Wangibulala Nomusa wami Wangibulala Sindi wami Kanti ninesandla ekufeni kwami (Ya'll played your part in my demise)
Lusanda Mazibuko it's amazing awww hamba baba awna lutho.. Thanks Dear for translation I understood more n it still fascinates me... I loove this song.
FULL LYRICS OF SHWI NOMTEKHALA-NGAFA Ngafa, ngafel' ubala ohh yeahh, ingabe yini (I'm dying, I'm dying for nothing ohh yeah, I wonder what is it.) X3 Bayangitshela laph' engihamba khona, (They're telling me wherever I go) Bathi kimi, izintombi zami (They're saying, it's my girlfriends) X2 Uma ngingena esibhedlela mina, (When I go the hospital) Ngiyofun' usizo lwempilo yami, (To seek help for my life) Bafike bethi hamba baba kawunalutho (They say to me "go young man you have nothing") Uma ngingena emtholampilo mina, (When I enter the clinic) Ngiyofun' usizo lwempilo yami, (To seek assistance for my life) Bafike bethi hamba baba kawunalutho (They say to me "go young man you have nothing") Hhawu ngomoya wami (I feel shame for my soul) Hhawu ngempilo yami (I feel shame for my life) Awungitshele Nobuhle wami, (Tell me my Nobuhle (Nobuhle is a name of a girl)) Wena ngangithandana nawe wawungibhanqe nabangaki na kawungitshele (How many men did I share you with, tell me) Babebabili (There was only two of them ) (Nobuhle answering him) Awungitshele Nomusa wami, (Tell me my Nomusa (Nomusa is the name of the second girl)) Wena ngangithandana nawe wawungibhanqe nabangaki na kawungitshele (How many men did I share you with, tell me) Babebathu (There was only three of them ) (Nomusa answering him) Kwaku ngamele ukuthi ningibhanqe nabantu abaningi, (I was not supposed to share you with so many men) Ngoba nani niyazi kulomhlaba kunezifo (Because you know in this world there are so many illnesses) Kwakumele nithande mina ngedwa vo! (You were supposed to love only me!) X2 Awungitshele Sindisiwe wami, (Tell me my Sindisiwe (Sindisiwe is the name of the wife)) Wena ngoba ngihlala nawe endlini bangaki na ongibhanqe nabo ke (Since we live together how many men do I share you with) Dali wami, (My love) (Sindisiwe answers him) Ngicela ukukhuluma iqiniso kuwe dali (I ask to be honest with you, my love) X2 Baningi! (They are so many!) Ngeke ngeke ngibaqede! (I could never finish telling them to you) X3 Huuh! Imihlola yami, imihlola yam yini! (Huh Am I being tested!) Wangibulala Nobuhle wami kanti unjani (You have killed me my Nobuhle, how could you?) Wangibulala sthandwa, (You have really killed me my love) Ngikuthembe kangaka (After I trusted you so much!) Wangibulala Nomusa wami kanti unjani (You have killed me my Nomusa, how could you?) Wangibulala sthandwa, (You have really killed me my love) Wangibulala Sindi wami kanti unjani (You have killed me my Sindi, how could you?) Wangibulala sthandwa, (You have really killed me my love) END OF LYRICS *Thanks for making it this far, I don't get payed for this but did it for the love of the music and the lessons we get so please drop a like. And quick shout out to Khanyisani Mlondo for the first draft it has been continued
I am a Papuan, pacific islanders, and it's been years since I first heard this song.. and been hoping I would come across it again someday. What a treat to not only found this music again but to also know the meaning.. Much respect Wena.. Amolongo..
As I type this, my tears are flowing down my face... I miss these days. Life was simple. I was in my early teens, I saw my elders dancing to these songs.
There is sense of purity that comes with this song. It reminds me of my uncle who would cross the border from Zimbabwe to SA during the toughest times in Zimbabwe around 2007 to 2008. He would provide for us and many others in the family. He brought a tape of this song from the trips he made to SA. I really like the song
2004 This song is great 2005 This song is great 2010 This song is great 2020 This song is great 2030 This song is great 2050 This song is great 2080 This song is great Reality is this masterpiece is a timeless bop...
Whenever i listen this song it just reminded me my first days in Johannesberg 2007...it always on repeat....thank you South Africa for treating me well...😊
I am reminded of the days when I was traveling to Pretoria for work by taxi, most of the days there was this taxi driver from kwandebele he would play the song repeatedly, today i am driving my own car to work by the way.
I’m from Limpopo but let me tell you this song has a lot of memories, it was all over taxi ranks, salons, shops and tarvens too there was no where to run, it reminds me of those days I was still a little kid vibing to music even tho there was a language barrier.
I am Venda, I have been listening to this song since I was a child. I am now a 21 year old young man. And this is still and forever will be the best Maskandi Jam for me.
I remember them winning two SAMA awards🥺I was soo happy for them especially seeing how tough the music industry in SA is. We need to give them their flowers while both of them are still alive! These two men are utter legends!! 🔥🔥😍⭐
This song is on point.So many people die because of their unfaithful partners. If only we could learn through words and not painful experiences many souls would be saved from pain. 2015 and this song still relates to so many situations that we go through on a daily basis.
Tebogo Moshebelo .....So sad we still are unaware or very ignorant as a community (Africans) of how deadly this disease is. We should never shy away from educating each other (in particular our children) about this disease. Let us talk about it more! This is the only best way we can raise awareness.
This songs carries so much beautiful memories with it. It takes me back to my childhood days when all my family was still together and happy. I'm so emotional listening to this today. The strange thing is last night I saw my late aunt, my mother's younger sister who passed on due to HIV come to me in my dream. All I could do was to kiss her and embraced her in the dream.
This song it reminds me of one of my tenants who was Zimbabwean lady, she was always plying the song when she is sad without understanding the lyrics. Indeed music is universal.
my brother used to play this song everyday when he comes back from school..reminds of all the memories..ill be back in 4 years..please do me a favour go for everything you ever wished for its possible
I swear no one could listen to these old school songs and still have a bad heart.....its as if they are spiritual songs and cleanse your soul....For real music has an impact on character
We would sing this song during free periods in class with my friend Edwin, John and Martin. I wonder where my boys are l haven’t seen or heard from them for over 11 years now🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️
It's 2023. I'm what's considered Model C child but this song.....reminds me of the simpler times as a South African 🇿🇦 and a Zulu person ❤️❤️❤️. A timeless song with a great message and powerful context. Shwi Nomntekhala battled stereotypes and silence with this masterpiece. Ngiyaziqhenya ngabo (I'm proud of them)
Hearing this song after so many years has brought back memories from my childhood. It made me realize how far I've come. This is definitely one of those songs that never get old!🔥🔥🔥
Reminds me of my first visit and stay in SA 2006 and every Friday to Sunday you would here this song played endlessly at parties, and i loved the partying culture in Nelmapius, Mamelodi, Pretoria
Great PIECE! Nostalgic! It came out during the bad times when Aids was devastating families ND communities.. This song made a lot of difference in terms of educating ppl. Big ups to these legends
I had recently visited South Africa during December time 2015 Soweto was rocking this played all night by a neighbour, on arrival back to United Kingdom went straight to my apple Mac air downloaded this music I can say all my white friends at work enjoy this beat..goes very well with my bmw 118d M1 sport
+thabani tshuma Now, you can rightly call yourself a cultural ambassador. I also live in Soweto and I have found most foreign tourists are misinformed by some bitter white South Africans that they'll be killed the moment they set their foot in Soweto. I am happy that the majority of those tourists choose to ignore such stupid advices and are still alive to tell. Soweto is a happening place and relatively safe than most SA places. We need their Pound Sterling more than ever. Thabani, encourage them to come this side more.
This song makes reimind mie crossing the boarder to south africa with no money and when l arrive in capetown working in farm harvesting the gaps not knowing my future will be but here l am in united kingdom 2023 making a leaving big up to shwi
We still here in 2024 after 20 years of the greatest hit of all time. I played this song in 2022 in store - one worker she got crazy and was filled with happiness..!! ❤❤❤
These guys need the biggest recognition award! really leaves one in awe at such simplistic melodical and lyrical content touching deep within the heart. life lesson to both men and women. None of us are invincible, our bodies are lent to us and if we don't look after them no hospital will help... "hamba baba awunalutho" This song will last for a very very long time.
my brother in law left my sister for 6 years and went to joburg and came back after 6 years sadly he was hiv+ and when he came home he loved this song to the core..he will even cry..am not Zulu I never understood the lyrics but now am multilingual i now understand why he loved it may his soul rest in peace
i loved shwii since in the age 9 years even thou im 20 years of age but i still listern to shwii songs, im a tsonga but im proud to listern to maskandi music. REST IN PEACE SHWII SITHI SALUTE!!!
This song I have been listening to since I was grade 7 2008 now I am Paramedic and still listening to it with my family now these guys are superstitious all the love from Zimbabwe Eastern Highlands
The only Maskandi song that every tribe listens to...
Angithi bakithi 👍
😊😊injalo mntasekhaya!
Probably top 10 most played songs in south africa. I know it sold over million copies. But you won't hear them making noise like our rappers 😂
Yeap it's on repeat here in polokwane,even sponono sami is👌👌👌
Yebo
Im mosotho and that one is the truth brother.
I listen this song many many time this is my favorite song all the time who will listening this song this 2024
I'm still listening to it. And it was recorded on my decade. I used to play it so loud in the car from work in a white suburb just to annoy them while really listening to our best musician ...... ❤❤❤
Best maskandi song ayikho eyofana nayo❤️🔥🔥🔥...abavumelana nami plzzz like my comment🥺
Paris iyona inkuzi
It's 2021 and I'm still listening to this song. Man, this is timeless🙌
Edit: it's 2022 now and it's still one of my favorites.
2021❤❤❤❤
U not the only one kkkk
@@londiwemanci7785 I knew it🤣🤣🤣🤣
All time hit ntate
Track of the century already. Coming from a pedi man🤗
OMG this song reminds me of soo much hey..When my sister was selling bananas next to a tarvern at STOP 12 and the same song used to be on reperat everyday,How can i forget this mara?..Today i am at varsity because this song made brought us customers Kept us going on dry olden days.Thank you God for everything...
so touching eyy
It reminds me when I was going to Eastern Cape
PROMISE MOLETA look after your Sister when you start working.. make sure she never go hungry. That is called Ubuntu.. Good Lucky with your studies..
We thank God
Truly beautiful story. God is so amazing, siyambonga.
A a Kenyan there is one thing i like with SOUTH AFRICANS Though you gained your independence from the colonial power after many years of struggle you people have embraced your culture. Your songs are rich in african culture taste. It is really endowed with Gods own glory. i like your music.even though i may not understand the language but watching and listening to it brings home the massage. VIVA SOUTH AFRICA.
Such a wonderful comment my brother, siyabonga 🙌
Yeah you're right I'm Ugandan I grew up listening to south African music because our grandparents and parents used to listen to them.Thes were really and are still nice songs rich and rooted in culture ❤❤
0% Vulgar
0% Drugs
0% Nudity
100% Great context and content(educational)
100% Africa raw and undiluted talent
Hit like if you with watching all over the world during lockdown.
The hit of all times... I remember very well, I was doing Grade 8 at school now I'm old and matured,but I always come here and enjoy okwase Afrika.
Salute ✊✊
I'm in Knoxville Tennessee and I'm a 40 year old white boy loving this vibe.
Been listening to this song at least 5 times a day.
Arcot Ramathorn1 I am in Maryville, TN and I agree with you this is great music.
There will never be Music & Music Videos with such positive content.
Indeed Nqobile, we will only listen to such gden hits here, only PLASTICS are played now......
Ngafa, ngafel' ubala (I am dying, there is no determined cause)
Ingabe yini (I wonder what it is)
Bayangitshela laba engihamba khona (Those with whom I hang around assert..)
Bathi kimi IZINTOMBI ZAMI (it is my girlfriends)
Uma ngingena esibhedlela mina (Whenever I go to the hospital)
Ngiyofuna usizo ngempilo (To seek help concerning my health)
Bafike bethi Hamba Baba awunalutho (The professionals say go home Baba, there's nothing to be concerned about)
Uma ngingena emtholampilo mina (whenever I go to the clinic)
Ngiyofuna usizo ngempilo yami (To seek help help concerning my health)
Bafike bethi Hamba Baba awunalutho (They say go home Baba, there's nothing to be concerned about)
Hhawu ngomoya wami (Alas! My soul/spirit)
Hhawu ngempilo yami (Alas! My life/ health)
Awungitshele Nobuhle wami (Tell me, my Nobuhle)
Ngoba ngangithandana nawe (Since we were once lovers)
Wangibhanqa nabangaki (how many did I share you with?)
Awungitshele (Tell me)
Nobuhle RESPONDS: Babe babili (There were two + the singer)
Awungitshele Nomusa wami (My Nomusa, tell me)
Ngoba ngangithanda nawe (Since we were once lovers)
Wangibhanqa nabangaki na? (How many did I share you with?)
Ngithi awungitshele (Please do tell)
NOMUSA RESPONDS: Babe bathathu (There were three + the singer lol)
Kwakungamele ukuthi ningibhanqe nabantu abaningi (Ya'll should not have been unfaithful to me, especially with so many men)
Ngoba nani niyazi (because ya'll are also aware of..)
Kulomhlaba kunezifo (How widespread venereal diseases are, in the world)
Kwakumele nithande mina ngedwa (Ya'll should have only stuck with me)
Mina ngedwa vo (ONLY ME)
Awungitshele wena Sindisiwe wami (My Sindisiwe, please tell me)
Wena ngoba ngihlala nawe endlini (We are cohabitating)
Bangaki na ongibhanqe nabo ke? (Tell me, how many do I share you with?)
SINDISIWE RESPONDS: Dali wami, ngicela ukukhuluma iqiniso kuwe dali (My darling, let me just be honest with you)
Baningi ngeke ngeke ngibaqede (There is an abundance of them. I wouldn't count them)
Hhawu imihlola yami (Alas! Am I being tested?)
Imihlola yami yini le? (Am I really being tested?)
Wangibulala Nobuhle wami (You killed me, my Nobuhle)
Ngangikuthanda kangaka (But I loved you so much)
Ngikuthembe kangaka (But I trusted you so much)
Wangibulala Nomusa wami
Wangibulala Sindi wami
Kanti ninesandla ekufeni kwami (Ya'll played your part in my demise)
Hai ngeke ku bad lol!
Nice one
Lusanda Mazibuko it's amazing awww hamba baba awna lutho.. Thanks Dear for translation I understood more n it still fascinates me... I loove this song.
Lusanda Mazibuko thank you for the translation. all time great.
Calvin Kodongo true tht
100 years from now. This song will still be very much alive and relevant. Mzansi's the best 🇿🇦
Timeless piece🔥🔥🔥
FULL LYRICS OF SHWI NOMTEKHALA-NGAFA
Ngafa, ngafel' ubala ohh yeahh, ingabe yini (I'm dying, I'm dying for nothing ohh yeah, I wonder what is it.) X3
Bayangitshela laph' engihamba khona, (They're telling me wherever I go)
Bathi kimi, izintombi zami (They're saying, it's my girlfriends)
X2
Uma ngingena esibhedlela mina, (When I go the hospital)
Ngiyofun' usizo lwempilo yami, (To seek help for my life)
Bafike bethi hamba baba kawunalutho (They say to me "go young man you have nothing")
Uma ngingena emtholampilo mina, (When I enter the clinic)
Ngiyofun' usizo lwempilo yami, (To seek assistance for my life)
Bafike bethi hamba baba kawunalutho (They say to me "go young man you have nothing")
Hhawu ngomoya wami (I feel shame for my soul)
Hhawu ngempilo yami (I feel shame for my life)
Awungitshele Nobuhle wami, (Tell me my Nobuhle (Nobuhle is a name of a girl))
Wena ngangithandana nawe wawungibhanqe nabangaki na kawungitshele (How many men did I share you with, tell me)
Babebabili (There was only two of them ) (Nobuhle answering him)
Awungitshele Nomusa wami, (Tell me my Nomusa (Nomusa is the name of the second girl))
Wena ngangithandana nawe wawungibhanqe nabangaki na kawungitshele (How many men did I share you with, tell me)
Babebathu (There was only three of them ) (Nomusa answering him)
Kwaku ngamele ukuthi ningibhanqe nabantu abaningi, (I was not supposed to share you with so many men)
Ngoba nani niyazi kulomhlaba kunezifo (Because you know in this world there are so many illnesses)
Kwakumele nithande mina ngedwa vo! (You were supposed to love only me!)
X2
Awungitshele Sindisiwe wami, (Tell me my Sindisiwe (Sindisiwe is the name of the wife))
Wena ngoba ngihlala nawe endlini bangaki na ongibhanqe nabo ke (Since we live together how many men do I share you with)
Dali wami, (My love) (Sindisiwe answers him)
Ngicela ukukhuluma iqiniso kuwe dali (I ask to be honest with you, my love) X2
Baningi! (They are so many!)
Ngeke ngeke ngibaqede! (I could never finish telling them to you)
X3
Huuh! Imihlola yami, imihlola yam yini! (Huh Am I being tested!)
Wangibulala Nobuhle wami kanti unjani (You have killed me my Nobuhle, how could you?)
Wangibulala sthandwa, (You have really killed me my love)
Ngikuthembe kangaka (After I trusted you so much!)
Wangibulala Nomusa wami kanti unjani (You have killed me my Nomusa, how could you?)
Wangibulala sthandwa, (You have really killed me my love)
Wangibulala Sindi wami kanti unjani (You have killed me my Sindi, how could you?)
Wangibulala sthandwa, (You have really killed me my love)
END OF LYRICS
*Thanks for making it this far, I don't get payed for this but did it for the love of the music and the lessons we get so please drop a like. And quick shout out to Khanyisani Mlondo for the first draft it has been continued
Thank you!
thank you so much
I am a Papuan, pacific islanders, and it's been years since I first heard this song.. and been hoping I would come across it again someday. What a treat to not only found this music again but to also know the meaning.. Much respect Wena.. Amolongo..
Only today I actually understood the meaning of the song for years I never paid attention I just sang along
Thanks
02 january 2020
If you still listening hands up✊
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2020 we're here
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5 december 2020
This song reminds me of my Dad, he used to wash his car listening to this jam... Continue to rest in peace daddy I'll always love you 😢
if you still playing this song in 2019? hands up
Yes I always find myself listening to this song
IL never stop listening to this until I die
@@leboinnocentkininza7131 kill me thats what you want
@@thabosithole3957 it talks to me
@@fortunatemaseko6580 take me and kill me Im crazy
2020 in COVID19 Lockdown & still listening to Shwi's timeless music with love from koBulawayo,Zimbabwe.#uMaskandi emuntwini
Ingoma leyi iyabusa
Injalo mkhaya....ngafaa💕💕
eNketa 7 mkhaya eishhh
@@Bazzooooka yah eManondwane
This song is timeless. If u are listening to it stay blessed ❤🔥2021
Thanks,you too💖
Listening to it in 2022
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Jokes on you I'm listening this in 2022 buddy
True
As I type this, my tears are flowing down my face... I miss these days. Life was simple. I was in my early teens, I saw my elders dancing to these songs.
Bra u cn say dat nd I think I was in G10 wen de song was dropped, life was way too easy then
❤ -- Life was indeed simple then.
True I was in high school n my ex boyfriend's father used to play this his car. Life was simple back then
@sarafina basetsana wtf 😂 this song was released around 2007. Yoooo keyboard warriors are always looking for faults in every texts 😂😂
This song was released in 2005 broe.
There is sense of purity that comes with this song. It reminds me of my uncle who would cross the border from Zimbabwe to SA during the toughest times in Zimbabwe around 2007 to 2008. He would provide for us and many others in the family. He brought a tape of this song from the trips he made to SA. I really like the song
God bless your uncle
Eish...what a song ma man....❤
Any one in 2024❤❤❤😊😊
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Sikhona❤
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really luv this song😊 m here
This song rocked every tribe .. every African . SA to the world. 2023 and beyond 🎉🎉🎉
2004 This song is great
2005 This song is great
2010 This song is great
2020 This song is great
2030 This song is great
2050 This song is great
2080 This song is great
Reality is this masterpiece is a timeless bop...
I gree with 💯👌🇺🇬🇿🇦🙏🏽
2023 I'm still listening to it
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Lyric video: th-cam.com/video/yhemyRgt_vo/w-d-xo.html
@@kelvinrelder3093Thank you 2023 /07
Whenever i listen this song it just reminded me my first days in Johannesberg 2007...it always on repeat....thank you South Africa for treating me well...😊
I am reminded of the days when I was traveling to Pretoria for work by taxi, most of the days there was this taxi driver from kwandebele he would play the song repeatedly, today i am driving my own car to work by the way.
Got acquainted to this song, when I attended varsity at wits, love it to this day. All the way from Namibia.
I’m from Limpopo but let me tell you this song has a lot of memories, it was all over taxi ranks, salons, shops and tarvens too there was no where to run, it reminds me of those days I was still a little kid vibing to music even tho there was a language barrier.
I'm not a fan of Maskandi ,bt I can assure you once I buy a car I'll be playing this song on full blast😘
Give blaq diamond a try. Not as magical as this but it is magical in its own right
This song is killing me
Same here
God bless you
Wow its still rocking 😘😘
I am Venda, I have been listening to this song since I was a child. I am now a 21 year old young man. And this is still and forever will be the best Maskandi Jam for me.
Please recommend the best of Tshivenda songs to non Venda speaking people
The fact that this is an HIV/AIDS awareness song. I have to give credit to Shwi Nomtekhala
oh my goodness I had no idea. thanks for shedding light 😊
I had to listen to the words.. Wow thanks.. Had no idea
@@melonie_peppers😊😊
Right 😂
this makes me wanna stay in Afrika for ever... Zulu is great
This was, still is and probably will be the greatest maskandi music of all time!!!
ingikhumbuza ngihlala eHillbrow 2007
I don't think I'm ever going to stop listening to this song. It brings up so many good memories 😭🤍
KZN Newcastle ingikhumbuza ekhaya lengoma eish. Syabalalela oCassper kodwa eish kodwa Maskandi ushaya khona.PROUD ZULU
ungaze uphinde
listening dis song in 2020 like
😂😂😂
2021
This song reminds me of my father💔💔😭😭may his soul continues to rest in peace.
2019? Are you listening?🤔
am still here in 2019
a timeless classic activism song against HIV/AIDS
Ya ne
Stil there
2019 still makes sense
This song reminds me so much of my late uncle who was shot 7 years ago, each time I come across it I can't help but shed tears. RIP Mthimkhulu ❤️❤️❤️
His name please 🧐🧐🧐
❤
May uBhungane Rest in Peace 💐
I remember them winning two SAMA awards🥺I was soo happy for them especially seeing how tough the music industry in SA is. We need to give them their flowers while both of them are still alive! These two men are utter legends!! 🔥🔥😍⭐
This song is on point.So many people die because of their unfaithful partners.
If only we could learn through words and not painful experiences many souls would be saved from pain.
2015 and this song still relates to so many situations that we go through on a daily basis.
It still applies to this day.. It's so heart breaking
even for him having so much partners in unhealthy
u r absolutely ryt. cheating is the root of all these terrible STIs that are on the rise in our land
Tebogo Moshebelo .....So sad we still are unaware or very ignorant as a community (Africans) of how deadly this disease is. We should never shy away from educating each other (in particular our children) about this disease. Let us talk about it more! This is the only best way we can raise awareness.
tokoloho ntokozo ndlovu i dnt think he had thm at the same time
im Pedi but for sum weird reason this song has stuck in my head since my days in varsity hearing it at Noord Taxi rank. i really like it
Ooh yeah at Wanderas
lena ikhiphana ub'pedi
I'm also moped and for sum reasons I soo Luv Zulu songs geez.. I have this Zulu thing in me
@@itwasag.ijanejoke386 le Ngoma mangiyilalela bafo ngiphenduka UmZulu 🤣🤣
🤣😂😂😂
After understanding the lyrics, it even dug itself deeper in my soul. A proud Mosotho man
Back when my uncle would come back from Jozi playing this in his toyota tazz, lapho u December.. nd life was simple💔💔❤🥺
My uncle loved this too❤️ He's now in heaven💔🥀
Yeaa neh life..wen December was fun
he was a skhokho!!!!
After seeing translated lyrics to this song I got to say, i highly appreciate it. Its a masterpiece. Love from BW 🇧🇼🇧🇼🇧🇼
Share the link please
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This songs carries so much beautiful memories with it. It takes me back to my childhood days when all my family was still together and happy.
I'm so emotional listening to this today. The strange thing is last night I saw my late aunt, my mother's younger sister who passed on due to HIV come to me in my dream. All I could do was to kiss her and embraced her in the dream.
Khotso hae ate✌🇱🇸
The kings of maskandi. No one has ever sold more copies than them. Till today they are the best group of maskandi
This song it reminds me of one of my tenants who was Zimbabwean lady, she was always plying the song when she is sad without understanding the lyrics. Indeed music is universal.
Joe Mkhari mhlaumbi wayethanda ibands hayi ziyavakala
if she was Ndebele from Zim ,she understood .
Iam a Shona Zim I don't understand bt umm I love this song
Perhaps she was Shona cuz Ndebeles understand Zulu very well it's literally the same language in terms of symbols&vocabulary
@@beekays4141 same
my brother used to play this song everyday when he comes back from school..reminds of all the memories..ill be back in 4 years..please do me a favour go for everything you ever wished for its possible
I swear no one could listen to these old school songs and still have a bad heart.....its as if they are spiritual songs and cleanse your soul....For real music has an impact on character
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We would sing this song during free periods in class with my friend Edwin, John and Martin. I wonder where my boys are l haven’t seen or heard from them for over 11 years now🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️
Timeless talent from South Africa. God bless South Africa.
This one deserves BET Awards
Grammy award
For real
2020 during the Corona Covid-19 lockdown 🎶❤️
LWANDO ZUKISA NGUBENTOMBI yepp! Lockdown London 2020 😫
Like 20 times
Sifela ubala ile coronavirus
Iq3
LWAN
DO ZUKISA NGUBENTOMBI
The melodies will echo through the valleys and cliffs for decades to come reminding us of this wonderful maskandi duo that the world once came to see
Facts
This is history. The first Maskandi song to reach million+ views. The Maskandi song to hit waves across the African continent at large.
Listening this in 2018 ....love from ZIMBABWE
It's 2023. I'm what's considered Model C child but this song.....reminds me of the simpler times as a South African 🇿🇦 and a Zulu person ❤️❤️❤️.
A timeless song with a great message and powerful context. Shwi Nomntekhala battled stereotypes and silence with this masterpiece.
Ngiyaziqhenya ngabo (I'm proud of them)
Zim 🇿🇼🇿🇼approves the quality of maskandi genre
Imagine dancing to this as you walk through the gates of ezulwini (heaven),this is an unforgettable masterpiece 🔥🇿🇦.
Umoya wami ubuhlungu uma ngizwa kuthiwa lezinsizwa zihlukene, niyohlala ningamaqhawe ami Shwi nomtekhala..best South African song of our generation
This song reminds me of my late uncle. Its been 10 years since his passing but I'm still jamming to his favorite.
The way the guitar is so purely handled...priceless ☀️
This was during dark days of our lives. Yet such beautiful melodies. God bless you Shwi noMtekhala. ❤️
Zvishavane Zimbabwe approves..one of my all time favourite songs!!!
This is probably the greatest Maskandi track ever released.
Hearing this song after so many years has brought back memories from my childhood. It made me realize how far I've come. This is definitely one of those songs that never get old!🔥🔥🔥
If you’re Zimbabwean and this song doesn’t ring any bells, hayi angazi ke
Was young and never understand what he was saying by then....great song indeed
Reminds me of my first visit and stay in SA 2006 and every Friday to Sunday you would here this song played endlessly at parties, and i loved the partying culture in Nelmapius, Mamelodi, Pretoria
We approve 🇿🇦 🇺🇲 shwi awu bakhiti ngakhumbula ekhaya shiiiiiiiiii!! 2021 siyabonga ❤️
Great PIECE! Nostalgic! It came out during the bad times when Aids was devastating families ND communities.. This song made a lot of difference in terms of educating ppl. Big ups to these legends
I had recently visited South Africa during December time 2015 Soweto was rocking this played all night by a neighbour, on arrival back to United Kingdom went straight to my apple Mac air downloaded this music I can say all my white friends at work enjoy this beat..goes very well with my bmw 118d M1 sport
+thabani tshuma Now, you can rightly call yourself a cultural ambassador. I also live in Soweto and I have found most foreign tourists are misinformed by some bitter white South Africans that they'll be killed the moment they set their foot in Soweto. I am happy that the majority of those tourists choose to ignore such stupid advices and are still alive to tell. Soweto is a happening place and relatively safe than most SA places. We need their Pound Sterling more than ever. Thabani, encourage them to come this side more.
This song makes reimind mie crossing the boarder to south africa with no money and when l arrive in capetown working in farm harvesting the gaps not knowing my future will be but here l am in united kingdom 2023 making a leaving big up to shwi
I jammed to this song without understanding the lyrics. Little did I know that I would be married to a zulu man and speak isizulu...
Lami kk
Beautiful story. Lol
Beautiful story of all times
ncaaaaaah!
Me and you 😂
you can play this all day..song brings back memories...love from Zim
Despite listening this song on countless occasions, it never stops giving me goosebumps whenever it is playing.
12 october 2019. if you're still listening to it give it a hands up.
We still here
Whenever I miss my late brother this is where I land. So many memories are linked to this song. 2019 and it still evokes the same emotions
Vd
This the only Maskandi song that ever hit me in the chest despite my strong Jhb township roots. Crossover appeal!
Am I alone listening to it in 2018?
U are not alone 😂😂
Hlautelo Star Me too
Ai ayiphelelwa ndihleli ngale Ngoma ngoku
This song reminds me of my umfowethu l miss you Bro RIP
Hey wena me too
One of the greatest songs of our life time!
umanji moloi
TH-cam.
it really is! ppl will always b fanatic of it from this era 2 de next.
shwi- halala Zululand
We still here in 2024 after 20 years of the greatest hit of all time. I played this song in 2022 in store - one worker she got crazy and was filled with happiness..!! ❤❤❤
i have fallen in love with this song all over again🇿🇼
These guys need the biggest recognition award! really leaves one in awe at such simplistic melodical and lyrical content touching deep within the heart. life lesson to both men and women. None of us are invincible, our bodies are lent to us and if we don't look after them no hospital will help... "hamba baba awunalutho" This song will last for a very very long time.
I'm from congo brazzaville and i like this song since 2013 and till now i'm still playing this greatness.
One of the best and classic tracks ever...love from Botswana
im a zimbabwean and im still vibing to dis song🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺😭😭😭i grew up listening to dis ..we still in 2021🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼
All the way from Botswana 🇧🇼, I have always always loved this song.Shwe is a legend
This song reminds me of my late father I miss you baba. I love you. I'm grown now. ❤
Reminds me of long trips from Johannesburg to Empangeni with my family, my uncle was driving isikwele that time. Such beautiful memories ❤
Lyric video: th-cam.com/video/yhemyRgt_vo/w-d-xo.html
2023! here to listen to this nostalgic song from SA. Much love from Kenya!😘
my brother in law left my sister for 6 years and went to joburg and came back after 6 years sadly he was hiv+ and when he came home he loved this song to the core..he will even cry..am not Zulu I never understood the lyrics but now am multilingual i now understand why he loved it
may his soul rest in peace
I am already here representing my 2020 people ...Are you with me ,,,Ngafaaaaaaaa
Each n every second I'm listening to this song reminds me my father who left me on 2008 continue rest in peace my dad
The classics, even in 2019🙌🏽
Lungelo Ngcobo 🙌❤
Its 20 May 2024 and this is still the best song ever made in South Africa.❤
Best maskandi song... Much love from Botswana 🇧🇼🇧🇼
yerr uShwi should be honoured with a lifetime award,whilst still alive...this man is a guitar legend
i loved shwii since in the age 9 years even thou im 20 years of age but i still listern to shwii songs, im a tsonga but im proud to listern to maskandi music. REST IN PEACE SHWII SITHI SALUTE!!!
This song I have been listening to since I was grade 7 2008 now I am Paramedic and still listening to it with my family now these guys are superstitious all the love from Zimbabwe Eastern Highlands
As an Albanian citizen I confirm this songs echoes from the Skandenberg statue to all Albania
I'm a 100% undiluted shona person and my soul and ears get connected with this song though I dnt even literally understand it..this is perfect art
Best Selling Albums of the Decades, Im 33 and I used to listen to the song almost every day 2005 it was a banger most played song ever in maskand
April 2021, this sounds so great. I'm not of a Zulu tribe but this is awesome ❤️😍
Hats off, much respect.