Chembira Primary School 2010 Jikinya Dance Festival

Mhande dance.
「マンデ」と呼ばれる歌、太鼓、踊りです。
演じているのはジンバブエの小学生（チェンビラ小学校）。
2010年のダンスの全国大会で優勝しました。
コーチであるダニエル・イナシヨ氏はダンサーかつ振付師として、長年チェンビラ小学校を指導しています。
Daniel Inasiyo (Sinyoro). [phone]
Chembira Primary School is located in Glennorah, Harare. They won the Jikinya Dance Festival in 2010. They are coached by Mr. Daniel Inasiyo (Sinyoro). [phone]

[@LujoSey]

i wish i had money to put an annual competition of usd 200 000 for all schools in Zimbabwe....indeed these kids do better than me. our dancing is spiritual and embedded in our DNA....you can't unlearn your genetic codes. One love to all those doing this work

[@rotinachoga7432]

My Africa, my Zimbabwe my pride. Proudly black, machuma special. Now Wezhira matongo angu awanda asi tsika, hunhu nedzidziso dzedu dzechivanhu handikanganwi nekuti mitemo ne shoko ne nyasha ndizvo zvandisvitsa pano.

[@mmathabomagoboshane1515]

Yes my dear tsika dzechinyakare dzinotiratidza kwatikuenda nekwatirikubva

[@tattehmuch6472]

lol i was part of this compatition kkkkk

[@abeautifulheart]

Well done

[@IdreesshamsDeen]

me too i represented manicaland we did mbakumba dance

[@scara130]

This is serious choreography

[@juliaemuraimadamu1660]

This is amazing Munogona

[@tendiwero]

This brings tears of joy to my eyes every time. Priceless Thank you for posting

[@tinashebentura8884]

Chinyakare chedu takaisepi

[@MaslineNyakujara-i3e]

Vana vanechipo dai ndirini yadonha kare hari❤❤❤❤

[@shams6598]

I participated that national,we were representing manicaland haaaa that nash was competitive

[@primrosenyamugara858]

Really beautiful

[@bosslady933]

Gari idzo sei dzisingadonhe dzakadzigirwa neyiko👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@missm502]

this is awsome!

[@mandlenkosindlukula2205]

awesome!!

[@beverleybirch9155]

Wow! Love it!! 😍😍😍😍😊😊😊

[@munmad1550]

Proud of my primary school… that’s where it all began

[@masgeemasgee8462]

The drummer is on another level❤❤❤👏👏👏👏👏

[@maradzikwafelistas4724]

Im proudy to be are Zimbabwean

[@tindomoyo183]

I like this

[@trevormawulana980]

Well. Beautiful!

[@shezmatez]

My primary school

[@brendakafata4263]

Woow chikoro chandakadzidz from 2003 to 2007

[@bridgettechimuzinga5504]

Vanogona heyy

[@chipompeke4469]

I am proud to be an Afrikan. Go children. Mande dance at its best.

[@tinodamabunda3579]

🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼

[@princechimucheka6258]

Reminds of 2004 when we won the competition at ZRP .Oh lovely it was indeed...to play muchongoyo ...

[@brightmukomberanwa9197]

Cool year

[@kudzaifaithchitarara1104]

thats awesome

[@kunzetale]

kkkkkk kachikoro kandakadzidza

[@tarirai]

Any relationship with Dr Cordelia😁

[@ephraimmukandi5955]

gwazh rangu

[@meriummazima4729]

Rthym of dzimba dzemabwe💃

[@rickynchisaira]

chikoro chandakadzidza

[@carolmakaza5181]

Mi

[@lindahzhanje7925]

NGOma ikurohwa zvamazviro kwazvo

[@tattehmuch6472]

ko why didnt you upload the whole compatition

[@IdreesshamsDeen]

nhai nhai trikuda kuonawoo edu

[@IB_info]

If you go to countries like South Africa and Botswana they promote these kind of things but in Zimbabwe dololo. Its almost as if Zimbabwe has no culture, no traditional dressing etc. Other countries you can literally recognize them because of there unique dressing attires. Everything people do in Zimbabwe nowadays is copied from other countries nxaa.

[@chichyllmuds4241]

Culture kuvapo iripo hayo. But SeZim nothing ever gets promoted... Chero vatambi vebhora chaivo Havana mukurumbira sekunedzimwe nyika. Chinyakare chiripo. Zvakuendawo nenzvimbo yamuri vakuru. Zvipfeko zvedu zvechinyakare zvitori ko. Izvo zvamunoona kumabira ... (If you've been) Chatongova chedu chekuzvizivira kuti unoteedza chivanhu chako.. But if you expect to see it on social media kangamwa henyu.

[@jaycee9752]

You indeed are misinformed about this incredible dance style and tradition of dress which comes from Zimbabwe, which you hate. These people show better styles of dress and dancing which is quite amazing! I love to watch this dance over and over.

[@IB_info]

@@chichyllmuds4241 OK I'm giving you some homework. Find 2 to 3 random africans from any country. Ask them kuti what kind dressing code inoita kuti vazive kuti munhu uyu muZimbabwean.

[@IB_info]

@@jaycee9752 I actually love the dance and wish things like this could be promoted.

[@vmat6684]

@@IB_info Animals skin clothing aka nhembe is traditionalyl Southern African. Just because South Africa is more known for it does not take away that it is also part of Zimbabwean culture. After all we have are of culturally common descent.

[@estherwelldoneboysandgirls1249]

Kkkkkkk ndangandiripo

[@IdreesshamsDeen]

kk me too pane kaxul kairova jerusarema kaipfea yellow kanga kakaipaa

[@ruvarashekawura3968]

K

[@margaretmalenga3178]

ndekupi uku

[@tarirai]

Chembira is in Glen Norah, Harare

[@salvadarnwanba7732]

Margaret Malenga munogona