Cant believe one of the greatest tribes in Africa that built the greatest ruins in southern africa, Great Zimbabwe fell apart so easily. Whoever cursed my tribe please forgive us. Even our history is watered down in the history books.
I enjoy their rhythm. The dance seem to closer to setswana. chikalanga language has some similarities to Tshivenda. Vhavenda call their spirits through Vhakalanga. The event is called Malombo. They carry cow tails like Vakalanga. The dance close to that of Vakalanga is Malombo.
Bakhalanga dance influence and heritage is very strong in South Africa, but it goes unnoticed because people don't know where it comes from. Firstly, Bapedi and most northern Sotho people have Khalanga origins. The words 'thobela' and 'tate' are Khalanga. Bapedi also affectionately greet each other as 'Bana ba tšie (šie) Khalaka', which loosely means 'children of Khalanga or children from Khalanga.' Of course Bapedi are a hybrid nation with other origins from Bakgatla, BaMmagwato, BaVhenda and Bakgalagadi. What a melting pot! Secondly, most sangoma dance in a Khalanga rhythm, including the waving of a cow's tail hair. They dance the Khalanga way because the ancestor who posses them have a lineage from east (' kha langa) Africa, which refers to the Great Lakes where Bakhalanga originate. Bapedi sangoma who dance' malopo' are doing it exactly the Khalanga way. Check Dr Ngaka Tšiane's sangoma initiates dancing, it is Khalanga complete which black 'skirts' and holding cow's tail hair.
Is there a link between Karanga people from Masvingo and Kalanga people.Kalanga sounds like a dialect of the Shona.Its easier for us the shona to have a conv.o with the Kalangas.
Karanga are Kalanga. Eg when a ndebele person settle in Masvingo they will mispronounce and say ndebere because shona people often use R instead of L. Which is exactly what transpired for you to be called Karanga instead of Kalanga
Munyai mukalanga wa nyamutsa nga davhi wa sa farelela davhi u ya wa,wa pfa davhi li tshiri phoko phoko u dovhe uri pfene lotsa murini hune latsa ngaho,he la Mandela ngaho a li tsi ngaho litsa nga davhi la di posela fhasi li Divya vhunamelo la balelwa ka vhutso halo la di posa la ngomela la ri bokhomu Bochum Bochum humhu la gidima la shavha mutsindo wa davhi la muri.Ndaa Amen.
KE LETLALO LA MASILO A BEPE,ke tswalela ngope/Madi/ngope/lebate le marumo le ya a tswalela ke letsika le tswalela le marumo le ya a tswalela,ke lesiba lesibangope,letsika letsikangope le tsika la siba ka lesiba la nonyana kgori,thlame le lesiba la mafofa a Moshe la tswalela,ke lona mothibantwa moloki,rakhutso le kwano batho ba gagwe Amen.
Tshwene mmalebogwana yena tshwene gatsana madibekwane wa go sepela le Bana mola mokgalabje roto a sepelela thoko go lekola gore manana a kae? Thobela amen.
First time seeing these people but l dreamnt dressed like them exactly but was made to sit down ecansini whilst people were dancing and singing and it looked like it was my ceremony.l couldnt understand the dream,l always dream of black and white clothing even beads.
@RoTsAtCo KhTsGa people that are related to Bapedi from Zim are Kalanga, Lubedu and Lozi people but Bapedi are related to Basotho and Batswana. Bapedi ain't Shona
Because Bapedi (not MaPedi) have Khalanga blood and heritage in them. That is why they sometimes refer to each other as 'Bana ba tšie (tšwa) Kgalaka'. Which loosely means 'the children from Khalanga'. Bapedi use Khalanga words like 'thobela', and 'tate. I think the word 'matšoba / matjoba (flowers) is also Khalanga language. Of course Bapedi are a hybrid nation. We come from Bakhalanga, Bakgatla, BaMmagwato, Bakgalagadi, BaVhenda etc.
Cant believe one of the greatest tribes in Africa that built the greatest ruins in southern africa, Great Zimbabwe fell apart so easily. Whoever cursed my tribe please forgive us. Even our history is watered down in the history books.
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I enjoy their rhythm. The dance seem to closer to setswana. chikalanga language has some similarities to Tshivenda. Vhavenda call their spirits through Vhakalanga. The event is called Malombo. They carry cow tails like Vakalanga. The dance close to that of Vakalanga is Malombo.
Nooo, ndi khou hana. No linguistic similarities
Bakhalanga dance influence and heritage is very strong in South Africa, but it goes unnoticed because people don't know where it comes from.
Firstly, Bapedi and most northern Sotho people have Khalanga origins. The words 'thobela' and 'tate' are Khalanga. Bapedi also affectionately greet each other as 'Bana ba tšie (šie) Khalaka', which loosely means 'children of Khalanga or children from Khalanga.' Of course Bapedi are a hybrid nation with other origins from Bakgatla, BaMmagwato, BaVhenda and Bakgalagadi. What a melting pot!
Secondly, most sangoma dance in a Khalanga rhythm, including the waving of a cow's tail hair. They dance the Khalanga way because the ancestor who posses them have a lineage from east (' kha langa) Africa, which refers to the Great Lakes where Bakhalanga originate. Bapedi sangoma who dance' malopo' are doing it exactly the Khalanga way. Check Dr Ngaka Tšiane's sangoma initiates dancing, it is Khalanga complete which black 'skirts' and holding cow's tail hair.
Thank you so much for you majestic contribution
Yah Bantu salahleka indeed wish tt meet these pple one so that ey may teach me tt
Is there a link between Karanga people from Masvingo and Kalanga people.Kalanga sounds like a dialect of the Shona.Its easier for us the shona to have a conv.o with the Kalangas.
The builders of the great Zimbabwe.wakanda kalanga
this is outstandingly excellent performance. very good guys. keep up you traditions. dont dilute
Evokes the spirit warrior of our ancestors so rich in culture one love moyos
nice dance , very nice, guys keep up your traditions, pleaseoooo!
That moment when you realise that we are one people. The Kalanga, Karanga, Venda... Similar dances, similar language
Karanga are Kalanga. Eg when a ndebele person settle in Masvingo they will mispronounce and say ndebere because shona people often use R instead of L. Which is exactly what transpired for you to be called Karanga instead of Kalanga
And Balobedu ba modjadji the rain queen
Ndi khou hana . This dance doesn’t resemble Venda dance
Days are gone ,we use to enjoy these traditional dances
We still do😊
LOVE the beat..... Im already dancing.
I just love watching Southern Africas like Botswanas traditional dances. It’s basically like watching Michael Jackson’s on stage.
Woooooow ngaze ngakhumbula amahosana akithi angasekho asewalala awusekho lomgido
Munyai mukalanga wa nyamutsa nga davhi wa sa farelela davhi u ya wa,wa pfa davhi li tshiri phoko phoko u dovhe uri pfene lotsa murini hune latsa ngaho,he la Mandela ngaho a li tsi ngaho litsa nga davhi la di posela fhasi li Divya vhunamelo la balelwa ka vhutso halo la di posa la ngomela la ri bokhomu Bochum Bochum humhu la gidima la shavha mutsindo wa davhi la muri.Ndaa Amen.
Ndi ludzi gwangu'Proudly Kalanga
Love it keep it up guyz
The beat, the dancing are awesome but listen to the music and words, you are transported.
Wooow what a beautiful dance😍
KE LETLALO LA MASILO A BEPE,ke tswalela ngope/Madi/ngope/lebate le marumo le ya a tswalela ke letsika le tswalela le marumo le ya a tswalela,ke lesiba lesibangope,letsika letsikangope le tsika la siba ka lesiba la nonyana kgori,thlame le lesiba la mafofa a Moshe la tswalela,ke lona mothibantwa moloki,rakhutso le kwano batho ba gagwe Amen.
❤❤❤ what is the name of the feather thing on thear hands
Excellent execution of dance skills ❤
I enjoyed watching this amazing video.
If you can, please upload the full video.
Thobelaaaa,,,ayikhale👯👯💃💃
Tshwene mmalebogwana yena tshwene gatsana madibekwane wa go sepela le Bana mola mokgalabje roto a sepelela thoko go lekola gore manana a kae? Thobela amen.
Ndehakandakanyi..beni bevula,tombo tjisingapotelekwe,thobela
Ayindeni tino lima
You made my day
That is excellent Traditional dance well done guys that is really fantastic 👌👌👌👌👌👌
Hmmmm ngiyayithanda lento akhona amaDvd aphelele?
First time seeing these people but l dreamnt dressed like them exactly but was made to sit down ecansini whilst people were dancing and singing and it looked like it was my ceremony.l couldnt understand the dream,l always dream of black and white clothing even beads.
Its calling from your grandparents maybe one of your grandparents were kalanga. Its a blessing having such wonderful dreams
Where are they from? For sure my gift is aligned to the spirits,l was given ishoba and a spear in the dream
Proudly Khalanga I luv you guys
But you do know Dube is a zulu surname or in zimbawe let me say Ndebele
I am VERY impressed with the way they're Dancing
Even if I am a SHONA SPEAKING of the KARANGA TRIBE
This Dance evokes SOMETHING deeper in my life
Where is this dance happened
Love you so much guys....
Cultural dance is nicee
Great Zimbabwe people
Beautiful
This song is fire
I play Hossana the kalanga song they play a sangoma song on my phone.
Wow very nice our people dzimbahwe
I'm Zulu this is very awesome
Siyabonga mfowethu
this is actually nice,keep up the good work fam
Best bakalanga dance
Amazing please someone teach me this 👏🏾
Which country are you based? For me to link you with the right people closer to you to teach you this
@@BukalangaTv ngise UK manje
@@doubleD1 ithini inumber yakho yase UK?
Me too love to learn
🤔I love this kind of dance where can I practice this is so nice
Which country are you based?
Luv it tt
I want the video pliz
Ngwao Lotshwao
Beautiful!!!!
Home sweet home
Isizwe yisizwe ngobuzwe baso.
Banozana kwazo bandikumbudza kadzikulu tjinozwala mme
This is beautiful and soo short😢 which country is this? They dance exactly like venda people in S.A❤
Botswana from the tribe of kalanga
Its Kalanga tribe found in Botswana and Zinbabwe
The Kalanga are close cousins of the Shona and Venda....
if you read about venda tradition you will see kalanga are their forefathers
love it
Phambili ngosiko gweBakalanga. Ngaze ngajabula
Thanks
🔥🔥🔥
Dziba nevula ayipenye mthwakazi.
Excellent
My People 💥💥💥💥💥💥
Their dance is similar to MaPedi people
@RoTsAtCo KhTsGa people that are related to Bapedi from Zim are Kalanga, Lubedu and Lozi people but Bapedi are related to Basotho and Batswana. Bapedi ain't Shona
Because Bapedi (not MaPedi) have Khalanga blood and heritage in them. That is why they sometimes refer to each other as 'Bana ba tšie (tšwa) Kgalaka'. Which loosely means 'the children from Khalanga'.
Bapedi use Khalanga words like 'thobela', and 'tate. I think the word 'matšoba / matjoba (flowers) is also Khalanga language.
Of course Bapedi are a hybrid nation. We come from Bakhalanga, Bakgatla, BaMmagwato, Bakgalagadi, BaVhenda etc.
Very interesting
Very very good
Ngiyabonga
👌
kuhle kuyabukeka
great
Beautiful
Beautiful