Hekani waroooooooooooo

This is not music this is a portal back in time to our ancestors it is gateway for future generations to know who they are.

Tate guruhanga

Can anyone find me Chinhamhora I have a question

Number 1❤

July 2024❤❤❤❤

Since starting to listen to the music of the mbira, O have started to realize just how unfortunate it is that most Americans and Europeans don't know anything about this instrument. They only know about kalimbas which are usually seen as "easy to learn beginner's instruments" or toys. I myself have a kalimba. I think it's beautiful and deserves a better reputation. But this- the mbira- is far more amazing. It's truly a special instrument. The singer too. Incredible😊❤

continue to rest in peace

One of the best mbira pieces ever

Ko sei Chinhamora aigara akasaririra? 🤣😁😆

Rest in peace Gwenyambira Ramakabata rinotendwa mchembere wangu ululululu

This music goes deep into my heart. ❤

🙏🙏🙏🇿🇼

Natural raw true beat of Zimbabwe, am in love with mbira music again after a very long time...

In 1987 I was outside in the sun in Buhera waiting for my doctor relative to finish a clinic. There was no one else near me. A lone figure came across the dust, a dishevelled young man playing an mbira in a gourd as he ambled up to me. Beautiful gentle music. He quietly talked to me in Shona. I replied in English. There was no shared language. As I looked at his face my world collapsed into his eyes. I could hardly breath and couldnt move or tear my eyes away. I was trapped and being sucked in. It was very frightening. He turned and walked away still playing to the other side of the clinic shed. I was shaking. Heart racing. Shocked. My relative came out with the local nurse and we went over to the Landrover to go back to town. The mbira player came over to talk to the nurse who was shooing him away and turning away from him. My relative asked her what he wanted. She said he wanted a lift to town. My relative said he could get in the pickup back (because he was dirty, unusual for the area). No, no she said. He is a bad man. He will bewitch you. And if he got in the vehicle she would walk. So we left him standing in the dust, playing his mbira as we drove away. One of the occasional unexplained things in my life. No mutual communication except the mbira music. How did he do that?

Takarasikirwa zvikuru tose senyika nekutisiya kwatakaitwa na Mbuya.

2023 ndiripano pambira to conect with myself

Love from SA,im failing to sleeping 💤💤💤 this is too spiritual..im taken to higher dimensions

Nehondo Wakomana

RIP Stella - but your Mbira lives on.

Ndiroro Muchembere wangu , continue to Rest In Power. So deep

Ndipapo machembere 👏

9:33: Torusiira ipapo 2023: Mbuya vabva vari siira ipapo

I can't stop playing this master piece RIP Granny 😢

Zororai murugare shava motibatira basa kunyika dzimu

RIP i was listening to you music yesterday and today you passed on ..Rest in peace ✌

Rest in Peace Mbuya Stella. Thank you for the mbira goodness.

Gogo stella we will miss you 😥😥😥😥matirwadzisa Gogo

Zororai murugare

Amazing music 🎶

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2022 tirimo rinotendwa much muchembere mhuri yakapera nehondo

timeless muzik

This music leaving me Whole

haaa pakabatwa mbira apo rinotendwa

Nziyo dzese idzi dzanga dziripiko Ambuuuuya ndazipigwa ini mhani kani🤼‍♂️🤼‍♂️🤼‍♂️🤼‍♂️🤼‍♂️🤼‍♂️🤼‍♂️hakaaaaaaaaa👏👏👏👏👏Jerenyenje

BE-873

2021

Reage

Apa dzikuzvamburwa mugerman majerimani achidzitamba kwazvo kwazvo..mutema wemuzimbabwe oti ndezve kare... ndezve madhimoni. Ndoshamiswa hangu nekurwara pfungwa kwakadaro ini!!

Reminds me of my home, Chiweshe paHaha...dzinorohwa mbira idzi namadzibaba angu, Misheck 'Shaba' Zinyoni paHaha apo.Reminiscences of the Dzomutizo mbira group.

Found solace in this music,helped me heal my brother's murder. It was almost spiritual comfort since she is in the same place with him. I feel connected to the African divine in this music. MBIRA FOREVERMORE!!!

powerful haaaa haka

Any idea what key the mbiras in ?.

Chiweshe

Hunyanzvi hwakapetwa

2021 june tirimo mumbira nehoshooooooo

hammer, ich bin begeistert! könnte dir nen roman erzählen über meinen weg zu afrikanischer musik, der mit dem naiven kauf einer "explorer" platte auf einem flohmarkt mitte der 70er begann - ich hab danach lange jahre verzweifelt nach weiterer musik in der art gesucht und wurde erst im völkerkunde museum in berlin fündig (die doppel lp mit äthiopischer musik zählt immer noch zu den schönsten die ich kenne, sehr sorgfältig und liebevoll gemacht und mit schönem infoheft dabei) - ich habe das gefühl, mit dem auftritt von king sunny adé im rockpalast 1983 wurde eine tür geöffnet - habe ihn danach zweimal live gesehen und unzählige andere afrikanische bands, die dann hier durch deutschland getourt sind - unvergessliche abende - deine beschreibung ist köstlich, bin selber amateur reggae musiker und habe auch noch mehrere "giftkoffer" mit live aufnahmen auf dem dachboden, die haargenauso entstanden sind, wie du es beschrieben hast... :-) bin gerade dabei, die sechs bananenkartons voller kassetten zu entsorgen mit irgendwelchen platten drauf, die mich entweder micht mehr interessieren, oder die ich jetzt längst anderweitig auf cd oder hier auf dem pc habe... ich freue mich sehr über die tolle musik hier, bin jetzt mittendrin und es gefällt mir großartig, auch gerade weil es wirklich absolut authentisch live ist... für den fall, dass du ihn noch nicht kennst, möchte ich dir unbedingt "Forward Kwenda plays Tadzungaira" empfehlen, ein meister, der mich beim ersten hören beinahe zu tränen gerührt hat... ich danke dir für den herrlichen upload - sei gegrüßt aus dem norden 🙋‍♂️

VaChihera tinotenda muchembere 👏

Congratulations to Tsitsi Dangarembga for winning the german book price.