I remember we would sing a lot of these sorts of songs in my job. It is very interesting to see what the other peoples are all doing! Very cool! It sounds very good!
My South African friends sang it for me outside the Court House back in 1978 when I was deported from the country because I was against APARTHEID... This song brings me tears and appreciation for my friends whom I left behind..😢❤ Thank you! Wonderful performance!!!
It is a work song sung deep underground in the mines !!! A Zulu song ! Sung by men who had to work in the hot dusty noisy stopes ! Nearest thing to HELL ! Very hot like a sauna ! No white man could work hard in that heat but they could !!! I worked for 21 years 2kms under the ground nearly seven days a week in a South African Gold Mine ! Lived on the job as I was on standbye and worked every sunday until an underground sub station explosion ruined my confidence ! I was an underground electrician ! The ordinary guys who work down a gold mine are some of the bravest finest men you will ever meet ! Riggers, boilermakers and fitters and the men who have to crawl into ,"The Square" every day and mine gold ! Many come from Mozambique , Lesotho and Transkei ! One of the toughest jobs in the world ? But the biggest heroes are "Proto men" who go in to rescue people when there are accidents or falls of ground ! They are the biggest heroes of all !!!!
Sung on the trains to work to lift the spirits of mine workers... And then during sports matches in the stands to motivate the players and a staple when celebrating.. With our national anthem, just beautiful!
Eu ouvi essa música sábado agr em um encontro da pastoral Afro - Brasileira, e simplesmente me apaixonei por esse canto , e tão bom ouvir sabe muita alegria e sem falar a voz deles ,cantam de mais , eu fico ate emocionado q DEUS abençoe sempre vcs
111. Merci pour le partage. A la rencontre de Moïse avec Dieu, hâte toi à la montagne Harouna et tout horrifié par le culte du veau d'or après les neuf plaies d'Egypte et la traversée de la mer méditérannée, tous les exfiltrés témoins. Mais où est la lignée de Joseph, pourquoi ne sont ils pas parmi eux mais routé par Mousa vers le Sénégal prenant source au fouta jalo.
Became one of the anthems of the anti-apartheid mpvement in South Africa. Now often called South Africa's second national anthem, but is certainly its national sports anthem.
The most intimidating and scariest thing to hear when you face off against a South African. This is our "Win or lose, we are in it together" sport theme. When those feet stomp, protect your thoughts. We live rent free in your mind 🇿🇦
Moi j'aime tu ne jet pas ta poubelle dans l'eau de ton bain tu ne fais pas ta vaisselle dans la soupier des voisin et la mer qui est si belle garde la garde la bien
Very popular song and tune and sung by many south africans... foreigners who don't understand the language think it's spiritual and uplifting and it probably was to the migrant black mine workers , predominantly from rhodesia/zimbabwe.... the irony is the lyris basically mean 'Let's get out of sout africa' and was sung on the trains going home.... the sshhh is the noise the steam engines
