Who is else is amazing in nowadays where youngsters of music are musos who craft their songs from the amazing lyrics of Letta Mbulu. We all weep when listening to this devine song that saves the souls of Khan Younis in Gaza, May the spirit of Palestine survive the ages and wealth of their pretty times and their victory last the next millennia.
A beautiful song. Very captivating, used to listen to it when I was young, didn't understand a word, but felt gravitated to it. It still touches me the same even today.
oh my! jikijela ngamatye...........lol mum used 2play this song in her record before casettes were established,she would smile and sing it out loud washing our clothes in the river preparing us for a better tomorrow.
Eish this are kind of songs that makes me emotional, when i recount where we come from as a country yet the larger part of our population still live under the poverty line. In a country where we still have people who gained riches in the Apartheid era are still reaping the rewards to date. ANC is not a governing party its a ruling party, when you rule you dominate even the rights of other people. They no longer uphold the vision of the founders of the party.
Thandiswa's version of this classic is a reminder of where we come from as South Africans > I LOVE BOTH VERSIONS! makes me PROUD to be BLACK and AFRICAN!
I lived and visited Thandiswa Mazwai in Yeoville at Durban road and her alter ego of this song is mesmerizing and vivacious like Gloria Bosman who is in heaven right now with the Madibaz, Sonke siyajikijela mfana na
I am also a drunk of some kind of speciality, I really do urinate on myself as an artistic and metaphysical expression that expresses the velocity of the world and its cosmic eternality
My dad and I bonded deeply listening to this wonderful singer, RIP dad I am still listening to the songs and your profound teachings I hear you well, how I love you Mahlambi.❤💯
so many years later and this song still takes me back to a time where music was an oasis from so much pain n suffering by so many in south africa , madam letta enough respect for all the great music you afforded us all these years.
Time is money, said my Graphics Editor Christel Jordaan-Goosen at Brooke Pattrick Publications. She now lives in the north of Amsterdam where she still crafts in layout and design her amazing talent. She was called back by Vincent Van Gogh her alter kin
met this beautiful woman what a legend my elderly mother was so happy it reminded her of my dad who passed away 37 years ago it brought back beautiful memories
Them days , I thought South Africa was not gonna be free , despite all the secrefyses (sp} a lot of great people did. The young ones were throwing stones. People went thru hard times and thank you all for helping my country people. I am from Zimbabwe
She was my kid sister's friend and I loved her before she came to us and i ended up knowing Caiphus and great of his son Sipo. Had a friend , Nomhlebo with the same great voice
woke up this morning with the song Jikijela Ngamatye in my mind...a tune by sisi Letta Mbuli which marks the occasion of township youths retaliating with stones against armed Apartheid police forces. Even when they know that a stone compared to a gun is useless; still the sacrifice was more symbolic. The message was being clearly relayed; no amount of ammunition will ever make us surrender. Our youths of today really need that fire; that spirit and hope
It's 2024, our country is heading to the national elections on the 29th of May. Let's all defend the gains of the black people's struggles. Vote for the African National Congress
I am proud of the youth of those eras. We were focused, we were committed, we learned and we carried the torch that those who came before us carried. We did our part. Now it is the current youth's turn to do something positive with what they have been handed in a plate, their country. They must stop moaning and bring change. Focus young people. Focus. Don't loose yourselves.
Very well said! Typing this with tears in my eyes. I'm not South African but I'm Zimbabwean and I cry for my country. Maybe it's time for the youth to throw stones yet again.😪
It is the original and it was not meant as a money making scheme. It was meant to evoke something and conscientise. It was what was happening around us.
Throw in the stones We will stone them When will you come back? Throw in the stones We will stone them When will you come back? Throw in the stones We will stone them When the cows come back Throw in the stones We will stone them When the cows come back Throw in the stones The cows will never come back Throw in the stones Throw in the stones Throw in the stones Throw in the stones We will stone them When the cows come back
Black South Africans, Never forget how great you are! Our Land in Our lifetime!
True Nkuli and God Bless😘
This takes me back to 1972/73 and proves that good music is timeless
I'm here 2020 listen to the legend who's with me?
Missque Monate im here 😭😭😭😭
Mthuthuzeli Makeleni classic - never dies
2021 sisi... we are here... listening to uMam' uLetta
Is 2022 still in lobe with the song of struggle 😭👊🏿🖤
As long as we're not equal in Msanzi is not yet uhuru
2023 I'm listening ❤❤❤
It's 2023 and I'm still listening to this song! WAS MY FATHER'S FAVE🥺❤️
One of her greatest songs. I still have the original vinyl LP with this on it. Many thanks for posting it!!!
Without a shadow of a doubt one of the greatest songs of all time. Long live Letta in the hearts of us all.
When I was 11 years old we danced this song at school ata concert in Jamaica. It was the year 1971.
Sending all love from South Africa ❤❤❤
Who is else is amazing in nowadays where youngsters of music are musos who craft their songs from the amazing lyrics of Letta Mbulu. We all weep when listening to this devine song that saves the souls of Khan Younis in Gaza, May the spirit of Palestine survive the ages and wealth of their pretty times and their victory last the next millennia.
Letta Mbulu and Brenda Fassie will always be the best voices to ever come from South Africa.
I always maintain,they are the greatest South African musicians of all time
@@malibongwentuthu6358
True
That's true are black south Africa's
are with us
This song does something to my soul.🥰🥰😃😍I cannot even explain the feeling.
So poignant, takes you back to our dark past. The background vocals by Hugh are especially melancholic. Lest we forget.
A beautiful song. Very captivating, used to listen to it when I was young, didn't understand a word, but felt gravitated to it. It still touches me the same even today.
The song it's reminder that South African youth faced the enemy toe to toe. Thank you to black South African youth
oh my! jikijela ngamatye...........lol mum used 2play this song in her record before casettes were established,she would smile and sing it out loud washing our clothes in the river preparing us for a better tomorrow.
Eish this are kind of songs that makes me emotional, when i recount where we come from as a country yet the larger part of our population still live under the poverty line. In a country where we still have people who gained riches in the Apartheid era are still reaping the rewards to date.
ANC is not a governing party its a ruling party, when you rule you dominate even the rights of other people. They no longer uphold the vision of the founders of the party.
Eish brothers, emotions nje..
and yet De Klerk still talks shit to zero consequences. Only in Heaven will we have justice!
@@sifx.z1524 we hope its better in heaven. i just hope in heaven we are not at the back washing everyones white linen clothes.
It's so sad my brother 😪
Miss the days way back in Durban in the early 80's.Her music kept me company when my xhusband was studying overseas 🙃 😫 😩
What a classic. Its 2018 and its still relevant to the daily struggles people face.
Thandiswa's version of this classic is a reminder of where we come from as South Africans > I LOVE BOTH VERSIONS! makes me PROUD to be BLACK and AFRICAN!
ooh yes, I've been listening to Thandiswa"s version, she did justice to this song, thank you Mom Letta Mbuli
I always listen to them back to back
I lived and visited Thandiswa Mazwai in Yeoville at Durban road and her alter ego of this song is mesmerizing and vivacious like Gloria Bosman who is in heaven right now with the Madibaz, Sonke siyajikijela mfana na
Reminded me of my Uncle when intoxicated weekends , he would go on and on singing this song.
I am also a drunk of some kind of speciality, I really do urinate on myself as an artistic and metaphysical expression that expresses the velocity of the world and its cosmic eternality
I just love this woman, her music and her activism. 😊
I love this woman to bits, her music is ...❤❤❤
She has a gorgeous voice. Such a beautiful talent.
It’s bra Hugh for me 2021 ❤️ man I wish I lived in the 70’s
My dad and I bonded deeply listening to this wonderful singer, RIP dad I am still listening to the songs and your profound teachings I hear you well, how I love you Mahlambi.❤💯
so many years later and this song still takes me back to a time where music was an oasis from so much pain n suffering by so many in south africa , madam letta enough respect for all the great music you afforded us all these years.
Some songs are just timeless, like this one.
Time is money, said my Graphics Editor Christel Jordaan-Goosen at Brooke Pattrick Publications. She now lives in the north of Amsterdam where she still crafts in layout and design her amazing talent. She was called back by Vincent Van Gogh her alter kin
met this beautiful woman what a legend my elderly mother was so happy it reminded her of my dad who passed away 37 years ago it brought back beautiful memories
Thank you Letta Mbulu ❤️😭 2021
A beautiful song indeed. It speaks with my soul.
What a great song .. with a sweet voices!!
Them days , I thought South Africa was not gonna be free , despite all the secrefyses (sp} a lot of great people did. The young ones were throwing stones. People went thru hard times and thank you all for helping my country people. I am from Zimbabwe
Its 20 September 2024 and the black poor majority are still fighting for what's rightfully theirs ngamatshe
Thandiswa's rendition brought me here❤️ beautiful
She was my kid sister's friend and I loved her before she came to us and i ended up knowing Caiphus and great of his son Sipo. Had a friend , Nomhlebo with the same great voice
Rest in eternal peace mom. I remember you always with this song❤🎉
woke up this morning with the song Jikijela Ngamatye in my mind...a tune by sisi Letta Mbuli which marks the occasion of township youths retaliating with stones against armed Apartheid police forces. Even when they know that a stone compared to a gun is useless; still the sacrifice was more symbolic. The message was being clearly relayed; no amount of ammunition will ever make us surrender. Our youths of today really need that fire; that spirit and hope
sam ngwenya Nice one dawg!
No amount of ammunition will make us surrender even the teargas my brother
I love Letta sooo much her music is life
Letta Mbulu & Kelly Khumalo collaboration will be marvelous .
Thandiswa Mazwai's version brought me here😍
#FeesMustFall ✊🏾 sobashaya ngamatshe!!
Awume kancane
@@mfundomathenjwa5680 We need to educate our youth. We have failed as the older generation.
The focus is blurry.
Like, if you can hear Bra Hugh's voice. RIP...
I was searching for Thandiswa Mazwai's cover, however loving this as well!
Me too! Its excellent hey
Karabo Sekoalane I was listening to Thandiswa when I saw this and thought let me go back first and I'm loving it
Dankie Tebogo Moeti, The man who introduced me to our 'roots' music😅. Ke a leboga ntatemogolo.
I was singing this song with my late aunt. God bless you all
I miss my mother RIP #06March2024 I'll always love you❤❤❤😢
am still listening to dis kind of music 2020,I find peace eventhou am still struggling to forget
It's 2024, our country is heading to the national elections on the 29th of May. Let's all defend the gains of the black people's struggles. Vote for the African National Congress
I love the song, it's reminded me of my late aunt
Always shedding hot tears. Letter we will always love you dearly
Reminds me of my high school days in the 70s as a carefree teenager
Even with only one sentence, she produced this baety....
I wish they release remastered versions of this lefends music from back n the day.
oh my oh my!!!!!! this song makes me feel so emotional, it takes me back to my primary school days
Mama Winnie has passed, this song is on repeat 😢
Siyanda Mabe I was so sad☹️ Letta Mbulu ddint perform on that great funeral hey!
❤❤😢 😢Why ngingakhulanga ngezkhathi zabo?
Bengingazi ukuthi lake laculwa phambilini
2024 whose here
South Africa
2021 ??? During this Covid19?
Jikijela ngamatye,,,,,, lol its hot,,,, I love that song I wish I was born earlier.
I am proud of the youth of those eras. We were focused, we were committed, we learned and we carried the torch that those who came before us carried. We did our part. Now it is the current youth's turn to do something positive with what they have been handed in a plate, their country. They must stop moaning and bring change. Focus young people. Focus. Don't loose yourselves.
Very well said! Typing this with tears in my eyes. I'm not South African but I'm Zimbabwean and I cry for my country. Maybe it's time for the youth to throw stones yet again.😪
This version is the best bafwethu....!
Mpho Edward Agree!
Yoooooh! It's just awesome!
It is the original and it was not meant as a money making scheme. It was meant to evoke something and conscientise. It was what was happening around us.
Wow what a legend💪💪2019 still a powerful song
This takes me back to Bagamoyo! Wow what great memories
Our treasure as south african music👌 we excellent
2022 I'm still here unfortunately I was still young when such hits were released
Favorite of all times❤❤thank you Mam Letta🙌❤
4:11 am i the only person hearing Bra Hugh on that part of the song ?
Yamkelani Apools Nooo and he's killing it🔥❤👑👐
My two favourite artists collaborated❤🔥
Oh Ms Leta what a legacy
To white monopoly capitalist..jikijela
I love being black
This song makes like my grandma
Letta is here.
Come kets garher here my friends kwa Dlangezwa Ongoye 80's❤❤❤❤❤
Where did this kind of music go 👌🙌💖
What a song
The greatest.😍
Am I hearing things or at 04:00 Bra Hugh Masekela is doing backing vocals?
He is baba😄
Emotional!!
Only those who lived through those times understand what you mean.
My stomach just twisted listening to this again. Some suppressed memories 😔.
2024 its my moms favorites may her soul rest in peace
I really love the song
Wow, my old favourite
All i can say! Jikijela ngam.........
Letta is above Brenda
Throw in the stones
We will stone them
When will you come back?
Throw in the stones
We will stone them
When will you come back?
Throw in the stones
We will stone them
When the cows come back
Throw in the stones
We will stone them
When the cows come back
Throw in the stones
The cows will never come back
Throw in the stones
Throw in the stones
Throw in the stones
Throw in the stones
We will stone them
When the cows come back
Missing my mom.
✊🏿Amandla!
The only music that makes sense to me
1976 i want to cry this Government is doing nothing for us
Classic hey
The best ♥️❤️💜
23 Nov 2024 ❤
2022... the struggle still continues..
Appropriate for youth month love the song even today 2022
❤
The first
2024 anyone ❤
❤❤❤❤
2024
SIMPLE AMAZING
Can someone please translate the lyrics, would be greatly appreciated :)
Life was tough got arrested for our Mother Letta and Mama Africa Merriam Makeba's song's.
🎉🎉😊