I'm a Saints old boy. I live now in the Netherlands. Around March this year I was looking for a video of Siyahamba, because I was praying to God for my father who was sick, struggling with cancer back in SA. I wanted to keep hoping he would make it through, but he didn't. It hasn't been a great couple of years. In March this video touched me, and it still does. I was fortunate to spend his last day with him, and still feel he is around from time to time. We are all related. May we all find peace after suffering. Thank you for sharing the video
And if anyone comes across this comment, I did find a video of Siyahamba from Saints: th-cam.com/video/bQ_pPyErYWg/w-d-xo.html Life is for celebrating, even in tough times. This is a lesson from my father (and our Father) that I'm still learning
Apologies for the loss of your father, nothing ever prepares us for the loss of a loved one. He will forever be with you in spirit and the Lord Jehovah is always our greatest comforter.... We are indeed all related, this kind of music of Igwijo always has the effect to unite people like any music genre,because it speaks to the soul. May you stay blessed in the Netherlands and remember there is no home like South Africa, no matter the seasons home is home. Wishing you well in life🙏🏽
Sorry to hear about your dad. I hope you’re managing. I’m a Pretoria Boys old boy and also live in the Netherlands. Happy to get a drink sometime if you’d like.
If You believe in Your Heart That Jesus Died On The Cross And Rose again On The Third Day And Confess With Your Mouth That Jesus Is Lord then you will be saved
The Chasing the Sun documentary brought me here. I so badly wish we could teach the spectators at rugby test matches to sing this, instead of ole,ole,ole. The Welsh rugby union has choir called "the Guernsey Welsh Male Voice Choir" that sings before their test matches, let's get St Stithians College to sing and teach this to a fully packed stadium.
Imagine, its 2027, the Springboks are once again in the final, against England... And somehow, 40K south africans sing this song in unison, as one, loudly echoing with every clap. Even if we didn't win that game, it would still be worth it to see that.
Ancient vibes the ancestors rejoice once again, absolutely brilliant breathtaking, nuff respect blessings to you all even the film crew for welcome the viewers
For every South African voice that comes together through song and culture, May our singing reach the heavens of our forefathers as they look down on us with pride. 🇿🇦👋🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Imagine, its 2027, the Springboks are once again in the final, against England... And somehow, 40K south africans sing this song in unison, as one, loudly echoing with every clap. Even if we didn't win that game, it would still be worth it to see that.
The fallen souls of the PAC, AZAPO, APLA, MK and BCM fighters rejoice in after life when they watch upon this revival of their war-time chant. The ancestors rejoice. Azania unite in all your glory with all your races!
This is a rough translation: Thina siyazalana mama (we come from the same womb/ we're one blood) Mntana kamama (my mother's child) Ufik' izolo umntana kamama (he arrived just yesterday, my mother's child)
This is a song about humanity siyazalana means as humans we are related it echo's the spirit of Ubuntu which is the essence of the Xhosa culture despite all of our difference we are all human
I'm a Saints old boy. I live now in the Netherlands. Around March this year I was looking for a video of Siyahamba, because I was praying to God for my father who was sick, struggling with cancer back in SA. I wanted to keep hoping he would make it through, but he didn't. It hasn't been a great couple of years. In March this video touched me, and it still does. I was fortunate to spend his last day with him, and still feel he is around from time to time. We are all related. May we all find peace after suffering. Thank you for sharing the video
And if anyone comes across this comment, I did find a video of Siyahamba from Saints: th-cam.com/video/bQ_pPyErYWg/w-d-xo.html
Life is for celebrating, even in tough times. This is a lesson from my father (and our Father) that I'm still learning
Apologies for the loss of your father, nothing ever prepares us for the loss of a loved one. He will forever be with you in spirit and the Lord Jehovah is always our greatest comforter.... We are indeed all related, this kind of music of Igwijo always has the effect to unite people like any music genre,because it speaks to the soul. May you stay blessed in the Netherlands and remember there is no home like South Africa, no matter the seasons home is home. Wishing you well in life🙏🏽
thank you, I'm aware of some cultures that believe the soul of those passed away stay around with them, at times I believe this is the case
Sending you lots of love cause siyazalana❤❤❤❤❤
Sorry to hear about your dad. I hope you’re managing. I’m a Pretoria Boys old boy and also live in the Netherlands. Happy to get a drink sometime if you’d like.
If You believe in Your Heart That Jesus Died On The Cross And Rose again On The Third Day And Confess With Your Mouth That Jesus Is Lord then you will be saved
🥹 🇿🇦 South Africa is a very special place. I have so much hope for this country despite all the challenges.💪🏾
The Chasing the Sun documentary brought me here. I so badly wish we could teach the spectators at rugby test matches to sing this, instead of ole,ole,ole. The Welsh rugby union has choir called "the Guernsey Welsh Male Voice Choir" that sings before their test matches, let's get St Stithians College to sing and teach this to a fully packed stadium.
You gotta wanna know the why's and how of these songs. There's pain in these songs.
When am not feeling okay, I just come here and put on repeat
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Imagine, its 2027, the Springboks are once again in the final, against England... And somehow, 40K south africans sing this song in unison, as one, loudly echoing with every clap. Even if we didn't win that game, it would still be worth it to see that.
You and I make up 100 000 of the views on this video
Ancient vibes the ancestors rejoice once again, absolutely brilliant breathtaking, nuff respect blessings to you all even the film crew for welcome the viewers
Wow.. amazing
For every South African voice that comes together through song and culture, May our singing reach the heavens of our forefathers as they look down on us with pride. 🇿🇦👋🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Of all the renditions I've heard this one is just the one, chills
This should be the Springbok's pre match war chant
That would be sick!
Absolutely! Can you imagine a crowd of 80k singing this
Imagine, its 2027, the Springboks are once again in the final, against England... And somehow, 40K south africans sing this song in unison, as one, loudly echoing with every clap. Even if we didn't win that game, it would still be worth it to see that.
Exactly!… compare this incredible heritage SA has to the ungodly vuvuzela! Yet that’s what we showcased at the 2010 WC😢
The lead voices though! The best version i have heard!
Goosebumps everytime
This should be the war cries for All South Africans team in any activity in the world like Haka for Neo Zealand
Facts it will be the reply but with passion 🔥
The fallen souls of the PAC, AZAPO, APLA, MK and BCM fighters rejoice in after life when they watch upon this revival of their war-time chant. The ancestors rejoice. Azania unite in all your glory with all your races!
I'm proudly Zimbabwean but this songs hits❤shout out to the Saints because the message is beautiful
This song gives back so many hurtful moments. But it also inspires me.❤😌
It pain however we still soldier through
The boy with black and white 🤩 he feel the 🎵 song....nice1
Much love From Kenya, i love the song, i think i've listened to all versions
Same here
Yes our ancestors should be smiling at us with this one . Good on these guys
Do you mind translating what they are saying?
@@TRally-jv6kh Weare brothers and sisters basically siblings
Zumpe..mntana ka ma, Zumpee..👏👏
These kids passed the assingnment ❣
I always find my way back here😍🎶heals my soul
This is beautiful this video makes me proud being an African and South African❤
Goosebumps 🥺🥺
Wow so cool. Very nice singing and melody.
So relaxing, wonderful, powerful healing vibes. Wow 🙏🏼🙏🏼💪🏼💪🏼🔥🔥🔥✊🏼✊🏼😎😎 thank you
Awesome war cry!!!!! unite saints unite!!!
Deeper then school warcry...
Just watched this 2023😢❤,so amazing
Goosebumps 🤌🏽🤌🏽🤌🏽
Everytime i watch this my hair just itches n tired fill my eyes
I am proud after everything I have been through.....
African craft 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
Did they ever make a professionally recorded version of this? The version in Chasing the Sun 2 is epic AF but cant find it anywhere 😢
Why am I crying listening to this 😭😭😭
I come yearly and play this video throughout the day and I realize I can't get over it
Wow that was beautiful😍👌🏽
Magnificent just to harmonize all those voices
This is what my nguni(zulu) ancestors used to do before a war
Goosebums till today
Love the boys in the black and white coat. I assume their the conductors? They brought the energy!!
Well, more like cheerleaders / lead singers.
Goosebumps!!!
Yhuuuuuuuuu abayililozi 😢😢
This song thou 😭😭😭
Amen 😊
The best thank you
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❤❤❤🔥🔥🔥
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HaaaaaaaLLLAAAAAAAA !!!!!!
If I had to verse you guys in rugby and this was your war cry I would leave
Andijongani nala marhamncwa
ZOOOOOOMPEEEEE GO BOKKE!!!!!
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Cant believe that bass is coming from teen boys
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Thina siyazalana mama
❤❤This song i cant get over it
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Louder!!
Oh yeah
If anyone could explain the meaning of this beautiful song I’d be grateful!
This is a rough translation:
Thina siyazalana mama (we come from the same womb/ we're one blood)
Mntana kamama (my mother's child)
Ufik' izolo umntana kamama (he arrived just yesterday, my mother's child)
Nice
Meaning?
We are one✊🏻✊🏼✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿
Translation "We are relatives" or "we are related"
I like this song ❤❤
Can also be loosely translated as “We are of the same blood/ we come from the same womb….. my mother’s child “
Anyone willing to translate this song for me?😃
(Thina siyazalana)
We're from the same womb
(Ufik' izolo mtaka mama)
You came yesterday my mother's child
@@lumkamathe2783😮😊😊
This is a song about humanity siyazalana means as humans we are related it echo's the spirit of Ubuntu which is the essence of the Xhosa culture despite all of our difference we are all human
Can someone translate it for me
We are all related.
What school is this
St Stithians College
Text. Please.
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THE BEST
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