with all due respect to the legendary dr mtukudzi, people hardly give credit to your back up singers but today im doing that..... those women where phenomenal just like you dr... their voices are so smooth and melodious.... i love your music and it makes me homesick.... tichadzokawo rinhi kumba tired of this foreign life
I was lucky enough as an Irish teenager to visit Zimbabwe in the late 90s. As you can imagine, for someone like me who had no exposure to a different country nevermind any direct connection to Africa, it was quite a unique experience. I believe I’d have gotten a great and authentic experience, my aunt is a nun and had lived there for 20 years at that stage and was completely fluent Ndebele, much to the shock of locals. I’ll never forget being introduced to the music of Oliver at the time and have been listening ever since. As a random Irish person I feel like I have my own small personal connection to Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 ❤
No enemie, color, race, language, barriers, religion, gender, social & economic status for this legend. The music which transcends borders. Who still listening in April 2024, from Ndindiza/Chigubo - Gaza
Please like my comment because I liked Tuku music from the 80s..I attended his show ku School of Infantry Mbalabala...Tuku and Piki vakamhanya nechimuti vachitamba "usaseka akwira mbombera "! Neria song became a reality song on the New year's day 1991.. RIP Nzou 🙏
I'm a Venda South African and I don't understand most of Tuku's words but I truly love his music. I fell in love with the language too. Long live the spririt of Oliver
From Kenya 🇰🇪 and I listen to his collections everytime I feel down and emotional down. The spirit that rises out of these songs....God bless you Oliver Mtukudzi 🙏
He is pleading with God saying (seiko Mwari) why God ,why God. I got one question which is (Tell me where i stand lord?) So he referring to bible characters who questioned God e.g Job, the crying of Jesus' mother at his cross. Its mostly about characters including him who failed to understand why some of things happens in life. Thus the first song's Key message.
Still listening to this great man. Samanyanga nziyo dzenyu dzaisimudzira not only Zimbabweans but the whole world. May your soul continue to rest in peace
I am a ghanaian, living in the USA, l have been listening to African music s since in the late 60s , and l.ove Tuki music and it inspired me so much. May he rest in peace.
R.I.P THE LEGEND😰😰😭.. will never forget you, You are our HERO will miss you Thank you for all the songs,,,The oliver songs with No vulgar words. No words of hate. His songs full are full messages of comfort through prayer....... Munotipfuudzirei nepanorwadza moyo :( :(
I am Ghanaian in the USA. I am a big fan of African music and will listen to anything African, I only discovered or heard of Tuku on the day of his death on NPR radio in Texas. I was surprised Americans of all people were talking about Tuku and calling him a legend.out of curiosity I decided to check him out. I haven't regretted. I virtually listen everyday at work when I am doing my paperwork. I am so happy I have known him just this Lil while. Rip Tuku. You are truly a blessing and a legend.we will miss you 🇿🇼⬅️🏃🏃🏃🇬🇭
He is pleading with God saying (seiko Mwari) why God ,why God. I got one question which is (Tell me where i stand lord?) So he referring to bible characters who questioned God e.g Job, the crying of Jesus' mother at his cross. Its mostly about characters including him who failed to understand why some of things happens in life. Thus the first song's Key message.
Im Mozambican, living here in Xikualakuala, I dont understood Shona But Zimbabwean music is my faorite song for every moments, principaly Tuku Music. He was an African loved by all nations.
Don’t know what he sings about but this music is timeless. I listened to it as a child with my dad and now this just brings great childhood memories. Much love Tuku….. from Zambia
Neria song,reminds me of a movie called Neria,good old days wen i was a kid watching this movie with my family,thats wen i started loving oliver mtukudzi music in my home country DRC congo.
Listening in 2023 and thinking of my mum. Only God know what she went through after dad's sudden passing on 13 September 2004, while she was suffering from cancer. She fought battles for us all alone and in pain. She fought to live for us, prayed to God to let her live a little longer until we were not so young. She was promoted to glory on November 23, 2006. The pain my dear mum went through breaks my heart to this day. In my world they will never be a greater hero than our dearest mum.
From Lusaka Zambia , I join my brothers and sisters South of the Zambezi to honour this great iconic legend. I pray that as the Great nation of Zimbabwe contemplates his legacy there may be unity,peace and development in the country.
Growing up I always thought he was RSAn though I couldn't understand any words uttered but I vibed and loved his music a lot, you've brought up lot of us and you are always loved ❤️🇿🇦
"Help me Lord i'm feeling low. I'm down on my knees" Sukani Madoda, this man is a real Legend. A true child of Africa. His legacy will stay forever. You ran your race Sir... Hamba kahle Qhawe lama Qhawe.
When I was a single mum in my 30s newly relocated with my son to Kenya I used to blast OMS music in the car. I installed a dvd stereo I the car after I returned from a visit to Harare and brought home several of Olivers music CDs. I even visited his music studio in Harare. It was part of my work evaluating a film and video project. That was one of the most impactful visits of my career. Thank you Oliver Mtukudzi for being my friend. For your comforting inspiring uplifting music and spiritual messaging. You have no idea what a comfort you were to me abd now my son when he comes home to visit wants me to play OMS music and another legend Cessaria Evora. These were my companions still are today. Love to your entire band producers and family.
here in Kenya will never forget your songs even though we never understood the words but they kept inspiring us,back then was in primary school & in the morning your songs were all aired in KBC stations this showed us its time for school,will miss your voice ,may you REST IN PEACE TILL ETERNITY AMEN
I thought I was the only one. We used to listen to his songs while having breakfast with my Mom & now they're both gone. Most of the time when I miss her I listen to Oliver's songs & instantly smile. Oliver still lives in our hearts.
The legend The king 👑 of African music 🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵. Rest easy. Your melody will remain for ever . Blessed soul of Oliver Mtukudzi. Love 💕 you all people in the world. 💛💚💙💜🖤🧡❤️♥️💕💞💓
What a voice combined with a humble spirit he was very much down to earth full of hospitality a loving man who loved all thank you Tuku a shinning star i thank God for meeting you personally at pakarepaya the reception was out of this place and Daisy thank you was blessed to even come to your house with the late Aunty Marvis thank RIp Tuku Your music will cherish forever
I was raised by a single mother and she loved the song titled ''Neria.'' when i came across this song today fond memories of My Mother came back. Continue Resting in peace Legend
My Dad whenever we are traveling long distances, on his Playlist Oliver Tuku Mtukudzi is always there, and he introduced me to team Mtukudzi, I enjoy listening to Oliver's work❤️
People always ask me why I love this music. I simply answer them by saying music is universal. And it soothes and bring my joy. 😍. I grew up listening to Oliver and will forever love his tunes. Likes of Ndinecha. Anf lot of songs. Africa we unite because of your music. Weather you understand the lyrics or not but there's connection. I love you my fellow brothers and sister. ❤️❤️
Remember back in 2005 when I started my schooling career and I had to go and stay with my paternal grandmother. At home we only had cassette tapes and there was Oliver Mtukudzi, Celine Dion and Tupac Shakur. My grandmother loved Oliver because she related to the music even though she didn't understand. Seiko became the whole family's favorite track. When my uncle who works in Gauteng came to North West for a weekend or during holidays, the house would always be packed and after having one too many, they would listen to Oliver and cry. Those were the good days when R1000 was still enough.
im from brazil and i discovered these songs today and what i can assure this is emotional beatiful music, tears are fallen from my eyes, this is perfect
Mukoma Tuku I'm far away from home but your music just takes me back home,grew up Kuma E ku Fiyo just a stone throws from kana Mtukudzi used to love your practice sessions as a kid
One day i will write a whole blog post of why i consider Tuku’s music career as one that was holy spirit - inspired. Its only something that has been led by God himself, that provides emotional relevance across humanity regardless of race, nationality and social background especially even after the legend proceeds to glory❤️
True every song he sung has a teaching lesson to help someone about what they're going through in life. No vulgar words. No words of hate. His songs full are full messages of comfort through prayer. Apart from that one he says"You're old cool down,your full of wringles." Am not sure to whom he was refering to . It could be one of his competitive singer or president i dont really know. 🤣🤣🤣.
I am from Biafra (that's the Eastern part of what is Nigeria, at the moment), and while in Secondary school back in Warri, Delta State (South-South of Nigeria then), I can still vividly remember how I stayed glued to my radio set to listen to MUSIC AFRICA of JFM where I first heard Oliver's songs, especially Todii. I will never forget the way they made me feel good 'cos I am a lover of good music/tunes till date! I wish Oliver gets resurrected so he can continue from where he left off so I can be enjoying his songs again in paradise, honestly! He is a rare gem!
Im leaving this comment so that when somebody likes it , i get to listen to this masterpiece again
Who is listening in 2024.❤Samanyangu. RIEP
I am
Im here
Oooh I'm listening n chilled here in RSA... In remembrance of my late family members when HOME was still HOME
❤
I am❤
Who is listening in February 2024.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
23 feb
it hits the right spots when you chilling
still here
i am Mr legends never die
He and his music never dies
Who is listening with me today 31 May 2024❤may his soul continue to rest in peace ❤
Who is listening in march 2024
Me me me😂😂😂Im listening now❤❤❤
Who’s still listening to this great song ❤in 2024
Whose here in 2024? Africa my continent Africa my home we are blessed❤️
1 April 2024 we still enjoying. RIP legend
I am
2024 anyone?
with all due respect to the legendary dr mtukudzi, people hardly give credit to your back up singers but today im doing that..... those women where phenomenal just like you dr... their voices are so smooth and melodious.... i love your music and it makes me homesick.... tichadzokawo rinhi kumba tired of this foreign life
very true those women were angelic
Very young to listen Dr but he makes me happy wen am sad anwes rest in peace
Foreign land ma1
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F1pw
I love yours musics Mr Tuku!
our legend ,,who is still here 2024 ,,our legend from zim
I was lucky enough as an Irish teenager to visit Zimbabwe in the late 90s. As you can imagine, for someone like me who had no exposure to a different country nevermind any direct connection to Africa, it was quite a unique experience. I believe I’d have gotten a great and authentic experience, my aunt is a nun and had lived there for 20 years at that stage and was completely fluent Ndebele, much to the shock of locals.
I’ll never forget being introduced to the music of Oliver at the time and have been listening ever since.
As a random Irish person I feel like I have my own small personal connection to Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 ❤
❤❤❤❤❤ from a Zim girl
❤
😢🎉😂😅🎉😅😮😢🎉😢😅😮😮😮😮😅😮😮😮😮😮😮😢😮😮😊😅😂😮🎉🎉🎉😊❤😮😂😅🎉😢😅🎉🎉😅😂😂😮😂😅😂😅😮😮😊😅😅😢
@@WateFrancisco-lu8kvme 😅tgyg uma pessoa u que mymk Mn que 😊v GOvocê k😮 vc J vc😊😊 jy😊vy😊 😮😊😊b gente
Thanks for your visit to Africa
I'm a South African and a big fan of Oliver Mtukudzi. His music is a remedy for the soul ❤❤❤❤❤
Oliver Mtukudzi is Gold. Thank You for sharing your precious gift with the World. Much love from South Africa.
No enemie, color, race, language, barriers, religion, gender, social & economic status for this legend. The music which transcends borders.
Who still listening in April 2024, from Ndindiza/Chigubo - Gaza
Please like my comment because I liked Tuku music from the 80s..I attended his show ku School of Infantry Mbalabala...Tuku and Piki vakamhanya nechimuti vachitamba "usaseka akwira mbombera "!
Neria song became a reality song on the New year's day 1991..
RIP
Nzou 🙏
2024 im from uganda listening
😃😃
Tuku for Life... Best voice,Best lyrics ,Best everything ,Best you Tuku....
a True Legend.... rest easy Papa!
I'm a Venda South African and I don't understand most of Tuku's words but I truly love his music. I fell in love with the language too. Long live the spririt of Oliver
From Kenya 🇰🇪 and I listen to his collections everytime I feel down and emotional down. The spirit that rises out of these songs....God bless you Oliver Mtukudzi 🙏
Am from Sierra Leone, don’t understand what tuku is singing but good music got no barrier, Legend. I play his music every day, everywhere RIP LEGEND
He's a legend of African music!
He is pleading with God saying (seiko Mwari) why God ,why God. I got one question which is (Tell me where i stand lord?) So he referring to bible characters who questioned God e.g Job, the crying of Jesus' mother at his cross. Its mostly about characters including him who failed to understand why some of things happens in life. Thus the first song's Key message.
Wow
I lost my best friend 3 weeks ago...only this songs heal my soul...olive and my friend continue to rest in peace
As a British I can tell you Tuku was a legend pabatei
Am from Kenya 🇰🇪 here in 🇦🇪 representing lovers of old school authentic music that speak to the soul!!!!
He will never be forgotten.
Still listening to this great man. Samanyanga nziyo dzenyu dzaisimudzira not only Zimbabweans but the whole world. May your soul continue to rest in peace
I m from Nigeria n but my love for Oliver’s musics can’t die ever in his death
Continue Resting in peace. Batswana love you music
Zohamba izindizwa solanga izibongo... The best of Zim music. Tuku was king of his genre
This is the kind of music that transcends race, language barriers, religion, gender, social & economic status.
Im in Russia. I've never been to Africa n dont even understand their language. All I can say is 🙌🙌"Mdara aibata Ngoma uyu!!
How did you learn how to write "Mdara aibata ngoma uyu" 😂😂😂
Zvakaoma mufunge munhuwashe in hangu shona ndoitaura asi handihwi zvirikuimbwa zvangu in apa ndobva zvangu kusvingosiburg zaka rinopisa
Hahahaha 😂u just made my day
We appreciate you
@@ms-kukie chiShona nechiRussia same same
I am a ghanaian, living in the USA, l have been listening to African music s since in the late 60s , and l.ove Tuki music and it inspired me so much. May he rest in peace.
Who is listening Mr Oliver Mtukuzi 2022/12/09 rest in peace Sir the legend has gone home😭😭 all the love from Namibia 🇳🇦🇳🇦🇳🇦
This man was something 🙆♀️ 😭,we celebrate you always Sir 🤗
This man has been adopted by South Africa 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇼🇿🇼
I don't know why I love Oliver cz I don't understand his language but I love his music shame 🤣
I'm a Xhosa person i don't understand his language but i love his music so so much thank you Oliv MTUKUTS
You can not do better than this,Tuku's songs calms my soul. Still listing in 2021......
Makes me feel good..i forget all my worries whenever i listen to this legend..thank u Doctor Tuku ,,will listen to your music for the rest of my life
i thought am the only one😜😜😜
Yes! So calming and peaceful and energizing at the same time. Thank you Mr. Tuku
Lives rent free in my head daily
A true African legend, daddy Tuku,,,,"todii"
Since 2017 to 2050 iam in love with mutuku songs 🎵 I love this songs much more 💕 💗
R.I.P THE LEGEND😰😰😭.. will never forget you, You are our HERO will miss you Thank you for all the songs,,,The oliver songs with No vulgar words. No words of hate. His songs full are full messages of comfort through prayer....... Munotipfuudzirei nepanorwadza moyo :( :(
My former housemate introduced to Oliver, though i dont understand the language but love his songs 😊😊
I am Ghanaian in the USA. I am a big fan of African music and will listen to anything African, I only discovered or heard of Tuku on the day of his death on NPR radio in Texas. I was surprised Americans of all people were talking about Tuku and calling him a legend.out of curiosity I decided to check him out. I haven't regretted. I virtually listen everyday at work when I am doing my paperwork. I am so happy I have known him just this Lil while. Rip Tuku. You are truly a blessing and a legend.we will miss you 🇿🇼⬅️🏃🏃🏃🇬🇭
God bless you always!!!!
He is pleading with God saying (seiko Mwari) why God ,why God. I got one question which is (Tell me where i stand lord?) So he referring to bible characters who questioned God e.g Job, the crying of Jesus' mother at his cross. Its mostly about characters including him who failed to understand why some of things happens in life. Thus the first song's Key message.
I love him too Frm Nigeria
@@georginadadzie5389
I'm so sorry😂
Im Mozambican, living here in Xikualakuala, I dont understood Shona But Zimbabwean music is my faorite song for every moments, principaly Tuku Music. He was an African loved by all nations.
Com certeza
Moz loves Mtukudzi ❤️
He is dead but the music still lives on.
May his soul continue resting in peace uncle mutukudzi.
We miss you from zambia 🇿🇲🇿🇲🇿🇲
One Zambia one Africa
Don’t know what he sings about but this music is timeless. I listened to it as a child with my dad and now this just brings great childhood memories. Much love Tuku….. from Zambia
For every emotion - there's is a Mtukudzi song
Neria song,reminds me of a movie called Neria,good old days wen i was a kid watching this movie with my family,thats wen i started loving oliver mtukudzi music in my home country DRC congo.
Listening in 2023 and thinking of my mum. Only God know what she went through after dad's sudden passing on 13 September 2004, while she was suffering from cancer. She fought battles for us all alone and in pain. She fought to live for us, prayed to God to let her live a little longer until we were not so young. She was promoted to glory on November 23, 2006. The pain my dear mum went through breaks my heart to this day. In my world they will never be a greater hero than our dearest mum.
hugs Kazie
❤
His musc soothes my grief😢😢 when y passed on
From Lusaka Zambia , I join my brothers and sisters South of the Zambezi to honour this great iconic legend. I pray that as the Great nation of Zimbabwe contemplates his legacy there may be unity,peace and development in the country.
Thank you ma bratha, we love you too from Zimbabwe with love 🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼
Well spoken
Growing up I always thought he was RSAn though I couldn't understand any words uttered but I vibed and loved his music a lot, you've brought up lot of us and you are always loved ❤️🇿🇦
THIS LANGUAGE HAS SIMILIRATIES TO MY MOTHER LANGUAGE HERE IN KENYA THAT WHY I LOVE THIS MUSIC.
Mwari weee ,mwari wangu wedenga,
Mwari weee mwari weee mwari wangu wedenga
Zimbabwe has really lost two of the most legends. Robert Mugabe and oliver mutukudzi
Only 1 legend Tuku
Only one to me TUKU 💔🙏
Well Bob is another story
19 April am still here😊😊😊 our very own Jazz legend ❤❤❤❤
Now we are cursed with these gold mafias
R. I. P Africa as lost one of the greatest, I am from Angola and I truly love your music miss you TUKU....
I wish I could understand all the lyricals of the Excellent l'atelier Tukudzi. May he rest in Paradise.
Kufa kwababa musha waparara zvinorwadza bt only God knows
Track 4 Ndagarwa Nhaka. 🔥🔥🔥😢
"Help me Lord i'm feeling low. I'm down on my knees" Sukani Madoda, this man is a real Legend. A true child of Africa. His legacy will stay forever. You ran your race Sir... Hamba kahle Qhawe lama Qhawe.
Liphumule manje iqhawe
All time great Son of the African Soil, your love to world still lives on through your music. Ulale keshe
I felt like OLIVER MTUKUDZI this Morning May the Angles keep the eyes on you till we meet...….
When I was a single mum in my 30s newly relocated with my son to Kenya I used to blast OMS music in the car. I installed a dvd stereo I the car after I returned from a visit to Harare and brought home several of Olivers music CDs. I even visited his music studio in Harare. It was part of my work evaluating a film and video project. That was one of the most impactful visits of my career. Thank you Oliver Mtukudzi for being my friend. For your comforting inspiring uplifting music and spiritual messaging. You have no idea what a comfort you were to me abd now my son when he comes home to visit wants me to play OMS music and another legend Cessaria Evora. These were my companions still are today. Love to your entire band producers and family.
And how old are you now 😂
Moo xxx q ? V8
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28/01/21 still in love with Oliver mtukuzi songs love from 🇲🇼 malawi
i dont understand the lyrics but my soul feels every word and tune.❤
My Favorite Jazz Star
Oliver Tuku Mtukudzi ❤❤❤❤❤🙏
In Kenya, I made an effort of collecting all his 51 albums. I can't stop playing the wonderful songs
Outro nível
OMG... 51album.. how did u get it...
@@yednekfikru5902 I bought. You need them?
@@charlesadhola definitely brother
@@yednekfikru5902 Which country? +720381787 reach me
I have been away from home 🇿🇼 for 5 years, listening to Tuku makes me feel like I'm in Zimbabwe. MHSRIP African Legend
Amen
Legend even 2023 vega iñt❤
great music.. i can hardly understand the words but i love the music. Love from Uganda
here in Kenya will never forget your songs even though we never understood the words but they kept inspiring us,back then was in primary school & in the morning your songs were all aired in KBC stations this showed us its time for school,will miss your voice ,may you REST IN PEACE TILL ETERNITY AMEN
So touching. THANK YOU SO MUCH.
R. I. P regend
I thought I was the only one. We used to listen to his songs while having breakfast with my Mom & now they're both gone. Most of the time when I miss her I listen to Oliver's songs & instantly smile. Oliver still lives in our hearts.
So true! My memories as well.
That is the effect his music had all over the world!! 🥰🥰
Hello from Arkansas, USA and Thank you for your music, papa Tuku. We love and cherish your music. May you rest in Heavenly peace, papa.
One of the best Africa has produced
In some ways, maybe The best.
"Kungoti thank you ndatenda, sorry ndatadza"....just that simple....
God bless our mother land africa , more love from Kenya 🇰🇪.
The legend
The king 👑 of African music 🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵. Rest easy. Your melody will remain for ever . Blessed soul of Oliver Mtukudzi. Love 💕 you all people in the world. 💛💚💙💜🖤🧡❤️♥️💕💞💓
What a voice combined with a humble spirit he was very much down to earth full of hospitality a loving man who loved all thank you Tuku a shinning star i thank God for meeting you personally at pakarepaya the reception was out of this place and Daisy thank you was blessed to even come to your house with the late Aunty Marvis thank RIp Tuku Your music will cherish forever
To those who are here in 2023 Tuku was a legend 😊
Still in 2024 😅😅
I was raised by a single mother and she loved the song titled ''Neria.'' when i came across this song today fond memories of My Mother came back. Continue Resting in peace Legend
i dont understand the language but i feel relaxed listening to this music... soul healer
Same like me . Just enjoy his music 😊😊😊
Shanda is one of my favourite... Your legacy lives on Tuku
Grande musico da história da rodesia do sul actual Zimbabwe, love the song
you know you mature when you listen to this legend
Are you dear?
its true my friend you point out
Bvuma wakura...!!
@@faustinamakwindi1063 hi im good of course
True
My Dad whenever we are traveling long distances, on his Playlist Oliver Tuku Mtukudzi is always there, and he introduced me to team Mtukudzi, I enjoy listening to Oliver's work❤️
I do too and would like to get in contact with DJ Chizzariana
I was introduced to Oliver's music by my late father 23years ago. always in rememberance of my father when I listened to tuku music.
i cant spend a week without listening to this mix.....thank you legend 💥❤your present was felt
People always ask me why I love this music. I simply answer them by saying music is universal. And it soothes and bring my joy. 😍. I grew up listening to Oliver and will forever love his tunes. Likes of Ndinecha. Anf lot of songs. Africa we unite because of your music. Weather you understand the lyrics or not but there's connection. I love you my fellow brothers and sister. ❤️❤️
Music bring people together Oliver Mutukuzi remain a regent of Africa
We love you too my brother, from Zimbabwe 🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼 with love
Remember back in 2005 when I started my schooling career and I had to go and stay with my paternal grandmother. At home we only had cassette tapes and there was Oliver Mtukudzi, Celine Dion and Tupac Shakur. My grandmother loved Oliver because she related to the music even though she didn't understand. Seiko became the whole family's favorite track. When my uncle who works in Gauteng came to North West for a weekend or during holidays, the house would always be packed and after having one too many, they would listen to Oliver and cry. Those were the good days when R1000 was still enough.
nice to hear,thanks for sharing your story
Always a legend Tuku ,taking us through all the phases of life .RIEP
I loved him so mush,such an inspiration. I listen to his music since I was young I even know so relics of some songs.pindurai mambo is the best❤❤❤❤❤
im from brazil and i discovered these songs today and what i can assure this is emotional beatiful music, tears are fallen from my eyes, this is perfect
Unongodawo kuchema iwe
@@hestergondo7060 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣, tambai zvakanaka nevamwe.
I love internet. Everything is being translated as it is🤣
Indeed very imotional music it's livey even if you don't understand the language you can feel his music
Mukoma Tuku I'm far away from home but your music just takes me back home,grew up Kuma E ku Fiyo just a stone throws from kana Mtukudzi used to love your practice sessions as a kid
Rest in Peace mukoma Tuku, Zimbabwean hero, due to your use of deep, meaningful, melodious songs ❤
I grown up as an orphan but I was guided with your music R.I.P Father.Chiro ne chiro chinenguva yacho.
13 April 2024 still enjoying. RIP Legend
REALLY DONT UNDERSTAND THE LANGUAGE BUT HIS SONGS CONNECT WITH MY SOUL...TJO WHO KNOWS MAYBE MY FOREFATHERS ARE FROM ZIM....
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🤝
One day i will write a whole blog post of why i consider Tuku’s music career as one that was holy spirit - inspired. Its only something that has been led by God himself, that provides emotional relevance across humanity regardless of race, nationality and social background especially even after the legend proceeds to glory❤️
True every song he sung has a teaching lesson to help someone about what they're going through in life. No vulgar words. No words of hate. His songs full are full messages of comfort through prayer. Apart from that one he says"You're old cool down,your full of wringles." Am not sure to whom he was refering to . It could be one of his competitive singer or president i dont really know. 🤣🤣🤣.
I loved n still love this Oldman I usually play him Sunday in my car chilling enjoying a bottle of ORIJIN AMARULA
RIP OM bt I never stop listening your music
I am from Biafra (that's the Eastern part of what is Nigeria, at the moment), and while in Secondary school back in Warri, Delta State (South-South of Nigeria then), I can still vividly remember how I stayed glued to my radio set to listen to MUSIC AFRICA of JFM where I first heard Oliver's songs, especially Todii. I will never forget the way they made me feel good 'cos I am a lover of good music/tunes till date! I wish Oliver gets resurrected so he can continue from where he left off so I can be enjoying his songs again in paradise, honestly! He is a rare gem!
A legend for ever and ever
Im a Zimbabwean in SA, l always miss home when l listen to the music of this legend. May his soul rest in eternal peace
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I am from China I hear of this guy he is a genius, anonzi Ani Zita rake coz marowere aanoita magitare haanakumira fine
From beit-bridge Zimbabwe in international space station now . playing Tuku music rest in peace