This lady has been dancing since i was small even today.she is really gifted SHES FROM JACKALAS 2 NORTH EAST BOTSWANA.HALF NDEBELE HALF KALANGA😆FULL MOTSWANA
Heela lenna! I love her. Ke mmone ka 2010 I think. There used to be a video ya dipina tsa bone back in the days tsa di vhs. I wonder gore o kae now. What a legend 😍🇧🇼
Oh OK thank you for the information. Can you pliz tell me more about the dance as to why the Venda perform Malende? On what occasions is the dance normally performed? What time of the day do they do the performance? How is it done and how do they prepare for it. Is it a ritual dance or it is a social dance. How many drums do they use? Can you describe their full attire and it's colors. Do the colors have any meaning or any interpretations. Are there and does and don'ts, in other words are there any rules to be followed during the performance? Lastly is the dance performed by the Venda people in Zimbabwe or in South Africa? Kindly give me a specific location. Thank you very much for the information. NB: feel free to add as much information as possible about the dance. It is only for educational purposes, marketing your culture to let other people know about it and nothing more. Please send the information to the email below. mdzimirin@gmail.com
@@crzyrdr am a Karanga, the dance isle was performed during spiritual initiation called “Bira”. Everything from the dance, the dressing attire, head gear, plus the tsvimbo, also they performed or dance holding little axes called “Karuka” with the horn blowing!! Very amazing. At our home stead my father used to hold the bira 5 or 6 times a year! I was very young but I remember it very well.
Brandon,this is the version of Hosana that is performed in the Bakalanga villages considered by the Bakalanga community to be aunthentic. This is performed when they are having their rituals asking for rhe rain. The youngsters have combined Hosana with other contemporary dances mainly for entertainment and not for ritual purposes hence the differences you have noted. My main purpose however was not to compare the two versions but to see how choreographers of dance groups have managed to marry contemporary dances with traditional ones. That fusion is a skill that is worth noting. Also i wanted to bring your attention to the issue of how modernity has infiltrated our traditional dances and to what extent. Do you see a sustainable future of Hosana amid crisis of modernity and christianity as forces that are influencing Bakalanga culture?
@@jaycee9752 this is not shona but kalanga just look at the bracelet they resemble Botswana flag colors. I know this group its from North East. I am a kalanga.
This lady has been dancing since i was small even today.she is really gifted
SHES FROM JACKALAS 2 NORTH EAST BOTSWANA.HALF NDEBELE HALF KALANGA😆FULL MOTSWANA
Please help me with her # guys
Lilililililili yiyo leyo hawu ezamasikobakithi back to our roots
Beautiful... Aloha from Hawaii
More videos please.
Proud Khalanga 💕
I have been looking for this old lady, last seen her in 2012 at Domoshaba cultural festival. wooow!
Heela lenna! I love her. Ke mmone ka 2010 I think. There used to be a video ya dipina tsa bone back in the days tsa di vhs. I wonder gore o kae now. What a legend 😍🇧🇼
One of the most beautiful things I've ever seen. The footwork is insane 🔥🙏🏾
Amazing stuff! "Imi ndo zana vula i na"
I wish I could dance wosana....nzano we bukalanga. Ndiyani anga ndi diya...
Tjevula ndabuya nayeeee💃💃💃💃💃
This gives me the goosebumps
Isizwe esingela masiko yisizwe esilahlekileyo siyabonga bukhalanga wosana leyo
yiiiiiiiiii yiiiiiiiiii ayiii ayiii ayibophe mmh I like the way they move , keep going guys.
I like this music it reminds me of my great grandfather
JACKALAS 2 TAKES THE CUP😊😆
Keep it Baka Tithibana. Nkadzikulu wa Mamo basekelu ba Baka Sekani
Beautiful African khalanga cultural dance
This dance is similar to Venda dance called Malende, but its a high energy dance, drums sond similar
Oh OK thank you for the information. Can you pliz tell me more about the dance as to why the Venda perform Malende? On what occasions is the dance normally performed? What time of the day do they do the performance? How is it done and how do they prepare for it. Is it a ritual dance or it is a social dance. How many drums do they use? Can you describe their full attire and it's colors. Do the colors have any meaning or any interpretations. Are there and does and don'ts, in other words are there any rules to be followed during the performance? Lastly is the dance performed by the Venda people in Zimbabwe or in South Africa? Kindly give me a specific location.
Thank you very much for the information.
NB: feel free to add as much information as possible about the dance. It is only for educational purposes, marketing your culture to let other people know about it and nothing more. Please send the information to the email below.
mdzimirin@gmail.com
The Venda and Shona are close cousins of the Kalanga...
Kalangas came from Zimbabwe as well as Vendas.. maKaranga.
We are same tribe different clans
@@crzyrdr am a Karanga, the dance isle was performed during spiritual initiation called “Bira”. Everything from the dance, the dressing attire, head gear, plus the tsvimbo, also they performed or dance holding little axes called “Karuka” with the horn blowing!! Very amazing. At our home stead my father used to hold the bira 5 or 6 times a year! I was very young but I remember it very well.
Ayiii yiii bothobela ayibophe
🎉great
A woye e wole nasi ya ka lela, love the song
I love you guys!
Energetic mma
Lilili bothobela yiyoleyo ayikhale
I love kalanga...
Maravilha! ❤️❤️👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
This good
Tjevula ndabuya naye...
I wish I knew the story the Elder was telling through her dance and words seems was part tragedy. Thank you for sharing
Its several stories actually. Each break preceeded another story. Not all are tragic, one is about a bride.
wow thank you for sharing.
Bukalanga weeeeee
🙏🏿🌸
You're the best
❤
Nice one
Now this is the hosanna I know, not this modern one this youngsters are doing
Brandon,this is the version of Hosana that is performed in the Bakalanga villages considered by the Bakalanga community to be aunthentic. This is performed when they are having their rituals asking for rhe rain. The youngsters have combined Hosana with other contemporary dances mainly for entertainment and not for ritual purposes hence the differences you have noted. My main purpose however was not to compare the two versions but to see how choreographers of dance groups have managed to marry contemporary dances with traditional ones. That fusion is a skill that is worth noting. Also i wanted to bring your attention to the issue of how modernity has infiltrated our traditional dances and to what extent. Do you see a sustainable future of Hosana amid crisis of modernity and christianity as forces that are influencing Bakalanga culture?
A di xale rakgadi
Azkhale
Ayikhale
My people
Bukalaka buphirima kkk
Ludzi gwangu
Good day
How can I can hold of the Granny.
Am a record lable owner based in South Africa and would like my producer to work something out with her.
This was in 2017, I am not sure about her current status but if I do find any information I will definitely inform you on this platform
Ndoshaka dzi contact dze group iyeyi ndina nshingo we ikalanga unosahaka malombe
Ludzi gwedu tozwida nago
Ikalanga
uyandlala lo gogo
The power and authority lie in the throbbing beat of the drums
Dances crafted to please high dignitaries like chiefs and head man...so dust is not needed
Nice one...
These people are Zimbabweans. Not from Botswana because they are singing this song in Shona, a Zimbabwean language.
This group is from Botswana and its not shona but kalanga.
@@thembanisox3530 Do people in Botswana speak Shona?????
@@jaycee9752 this is not shona but kalanga just look at the bracelet they resemble Botswana flag colors. I know this group its from North East. I am a kalanga.
@@jaycee9752 many people do not know that they are different ethnic groups in Botswana,the Kalanga are the second largest group in Botswana...
blissful ignorance has entered the chat🥴