The Zeximentary (The Zex Manatsa Story) 

What a Documentary! Our Zimbabwean musical history will never be complete without Monomukundu. Thank you so much mukoma for contributing to our History.

This is a true Legend….I have always love his music from childhood….

Legends, both husband and wife! Thanks for doing this. The background music is fire🔥

The legendary mudhara Zex was a National Hero. The authorities of this country should have accorded him a National Hero status.. May their dear souls Rest in eternal peace. Real lovebirds indeed..

Ko makamirirei chirongwa mr mono God favorite guitarist

HUH mother vakaipa great story teller, I Salute Mdhara and Mhamha they were a great team.

This was beautifully done Hanzvadzi Thank you so much!!!🙏🏾🤍

Great Episode, kindly do an episode for Tongai Moyo.

What a supporting wife she knew everything more than the husband himself

Just recently started following your channel and was thinking how musical documentaries would be perfect for you in addition to your usually content. Love your content!

I love how you value your industry

Was singing Chipo chiroorwa in the streets of Mzilikazi as a young boy in the 1970's RIP Zex legend.

Tendai and all of us will be cutting onions. Ko reverse engineering iripi?😢

Thank you for this awesome documentary which enlightens us of these Legends Mai naBaba Manatsa.

Thank you Mono

Legend

Thanks, Mono for the documentary, however, is it possible to get the full interview you did with the Manatsas

Great piece of history documentation.

Mdara Mono = Goat🐐

May you please post the full Mundoza song.

Can you also please do a documentary on Thomas Mapfumo

Excellent research work Mono. A real history of Zimbabwean music on video.

Thanks baba nenhau uamatipa.iyi

The song died a natural death

Ko the reverse plagiarism yacho

You say Zexie was a bass player and I agree, but was he a bass player only? On the video of Gore Renzara he appears to be playing lead guitar and playing it very well.

Are you posting the full Mundoza song or nah?

Smanjemanje music was not from South Africa only. It was all music that was imported, from SA, but also from Europe and America. All cover songs of imported music was called smanjemanje. There is a whole history on this which is well-documented. The dancing girls were modelled on the Mahotella Queens of South Africa, because at that time the band worked with a South African producer. If you listen closely to the song Gore Renzara those 3 dancing queens sing exactly like the Mahotella Queens; the same Mahotella Queens who appear on Paul Simon's grammy award-winning Gracelands album