The complete lyrics for by Mahlathini & The Mahotella Queens celebrate development and African tradition, using music to send messages across the continent.
: It emphasizes that sending messages through music is a core African tradition and rhythm. Mahlathini & Mahotella Queens - Kazet Gazette
The song, often associated with the style (South African Township Jive), was released in 1988 on the Paris - Soweto album. The complete lyrics for by Mahlathini & The
Hayi ku hluvukile ka hina n'wina (aha-ha-ha, heweno kuhluvukile kazet)Ayi nga langutani sweswi kuna ti bazi (aha-ha-ha, heweno kuhluvukile kazet)Se tsakani we magaza (aha-ha-ha, heweno kuhluvukile kazet) Hayi ku hluvukile ka hina n'wina (aha-ha-ha, heweno
This is our kind of rhythm in AfricaWe send our messages through musicIs our tradition in AfricaThis is our kind of rhythm in AfricaWe send our messages through musicIs our tradition in AfricaCome on, come on, let's sing together now
AfricaUkujabula kwakhoKushukuma zonk'izizweAy, ukugiya kwakhoKujabulisa zonk'izintaba
: The lyrics mention "buses and trains" (ti bazi, switimela), celebrating the growth and modernization within South African regions like Gaza.
The complete lyrics for by Mahlathini & The Mahotella Queens celebrate development and African tradition, using music to send messages across the continent.
: It emphasizes that sending messages through music is a core African tradition and rhythm.
The song, often associated with the style (South African Township Jive), was released in 1988 on the Paris - Soweto album.
Hayi ku hluvukile ka hina n'wina (aha-ha-ha, heweno kuhluvukile kazet)Ayi nga langutani sweswi kuna ti bazi (aha-ha-ha, heweno kuhluvukile kazet)Se tsakani we magaza (aha-ha-ha, heweno kuhluvukile kazet)
This is our kind of rhythm in AfricaWe send our messages through musicIs our tradition in AfricaThis is our kind of rhythm in AfricaWe send our messages through musicIs our tradition in AfricaCome on, come on, let's sing together now
AfricaUkujabula kwakhoKushukuma zonk'izizweAy, ukugiya kwakhoKujabulisa zonk'izintaba
: The lyrics mention "buses and trains" (ti bazi, switimela), celebrating the growth and modernization within South African regions like Gaza.