Listening on a YOUTH DAY June 16, 2024. Bab' Mbongeni Ngema really played an important role role in the fight against Apartheid through his music. Rest In Peace BABA 😢 Currently set my ringtone "Safa Saphel' Isizwe"
As a black American I watched this movie on repeat as a child. The songs- although I couldn’t translate them- resonated so heavy in my spirit. Still one of the best soundtracks of our lifetime.
Im Jamaican,and some of the words i dont understand but i feel every emotion in each song...this movie hits home for me. Sadly some of us still have to fight today in 2020 for right to be black
Yep we still have #blackLifesMatter!!! Proud South African I still love this movie from chaldhood the struggle is still on for black man across the globe
@@TFS867 which whole world? Sarafina is about apartheid South Africa and the struggle for freedom. Every colonized African country has a version of this story in a way. I will never see it as a story of the whole world because it isn't.
And now really love this movie so much because is making us strong as a africans we salute you all actors of this movie may they live long to remember them
Love from West Africa❤️🇬🇭Africans are such powerful people, we hold the potential to shake the current status quo. As a Ghanaian, I am super proud to be a part of this incredible race. We will do well…. Love you all my African brothers and sisters❤️❤️
😭😭😢😢 good music Rest in peace to our sisters and our beloved brothers especially to those who never ran away to other countries salute to those who lost their lives for us Amen🙏
Rest in peace to our brothers & sisters who never ran away to other countries unnecessary. They are those who ran for their lives like Tsiesti Mashinini who later died in Guinea.
@@joshuacollen9859 Absolutely unnecessary. May all their souls rest in peace. Home or abroad, all men will get to the terminus of life at one point or the other.
I played Sarafina in Primary and High school...... i still remember people from Scotland 🏴 came to our school (primary)to watch us playing Sarafina. I’m still here 2021 best movie ever I still cry everytime I watch it ✊🏾
I'm south African bt i like Zulu music bt only on sarafina.....I'm starting to watch this movie whn i was 14yrs old it was so painful bt now i enjoy it nd it's only movie tht i watched nd lerson to the Zulu songs
I am deeply rooted to the franchise and i will be coming here yearly to listen to this. its 2023 and i cant stop. wher are my 80's and early 90's people???
I was a little girl back in 1992 when i watched Sarafina and heard all these songs. They influenced me in many ways, my thinking, my actions, the way I perceive life and the TRUTH that the world is never just. The best of the movies I ever watched.
The song titled Sabela is fitting as a description for some of the politicians who are only concerned about their own stomachs and pockets. Very fitting.
@@petronillahpyt1511 basically it's talking about a sell out in our black communities , who were white informates during Aparteid ,spying on our freedom fighters to whites , we call them here in SA🇿🇦 sell outs ..what exactly most African leaders selling Africa to the highest European bidders our minerals ,what happened to P Mumamba sold out by one of own to Europe etc .
Iam from kenya this movie made me cry so much how black are mistreated till date it pains so much to see how our fellow black people are discriminated ...anyway biguos to the cast of sarafina you really made africa proud of you showing our dignity and our culture as Africans ...this is our mother land no one should tell us what to do .... More love south african ...I wish to learn your language some day
Had the opportunity to see this live on stage in NYC on a school trip, I fell in love with the music instantly. Thank you Mama for paying for the ticket, it was the greatest gift ever. #RIP_Mama still listening 2021
It's June 2024 just after our historical Elections ..... M still listening to the timeless tunes of Sarafina as Afrika Chipembe.....Our Beautiful Afrika Dzonga heads into a Coalition Government
Im Ben Kay from Ghana and infact sarafina's songs makes me feel I'm a real African I go to U tube everyday and connect it to ma Bluetooth machine and it has had impact on ma children they can now sing sarafina's songs especially sabela but I can't download d tracks help me out thank u please is sarafina still alive let me know
Leading the struggle with nothing in your hands Can bring confusion in the family I miss those days of jubilation We mama yeah (Conviviality) Leading the struggle with nothing in your hands (Nothing in your hands) Can bring confusion in the family (Family) I miss those days of jubilation We mama yeah (Conviviality) Days of happiness (Days of happiness) When a family sat round the fire Those, were the days of stability We mama yeah (Conviviality) I wanna thank you mama (Thank you) Thank you baby (Thank you mama for everything that you have done for me) It was my responsibility Since I was a little girl When I was laying on your back Taking me to church We mama I wanna thank you Mama (x5) Thank you (x4) Thank you baby Iyooooooo iyeleleeeeee babo It was my responsibility Thank you, thank you mama Iyelele mama Thank you, thank you mama Thank you baby Thank you, thank you mama It was my responsibility Thank you, thank you mama, mama Ooh iyelele Mamamaaaah Mama, sithi, we mama yoh Aaah sibongile Mama, sithi, we mama yoh
August of 2024 and this sounds beautiful. I didn't you to go back to this apartheid era but can we do the music again? SA🇿🇦 is blessed with the sweetest musical voices. Zambia 🇿🇲 certifies.
Today 23rd December 2023 my daughter played these songs on RU-vid because she loves sarafina so much...... she's 12 and everytime it's sarafina,much ❤❤❤ from Kenya 🇰🇪.
I was 13 yrs old when i watched Sarafina for the first time, it gave me a great awakening. I started to research on our great royal history and authentic rich culture...what a blessing this was and is.
It is unfortunate that Mbongeni Ngema the father of this playwright and music passed on this month January 2024. May his soul rest in peace. We lost an Icon who made S.A. and Africa at large be known internationally.