Reginald and Julius playing mbira music

[@teef1027]

thanks so much -- for translating for me-- the song did sound sad- now I understand what he is saying--

[@OozilyAmeezed]

Reggie, it's good to see you are alive and your spirit is not broken! For those of you who do not know, Reggie is a survivor of Robert Mugabe's "Operation Murambatsvina" in 2005. His home, along with the homes of thousands of others, was bulldozed---and yet here he is, still singing and playing his mbira. Reggie is a tribute to the courage of the human spirit. If you happen to read this Reggie, contact me. I am Ron from New Mexico---we jammed on guitars when you were here.

[@7Beyonder]

I like how the rhythm is hitting the little boy.....

[@soukous70]

Yes I gree,that sweet little Mashona child really was the star of this video,what a sweetheart,hes got the rythm spirit in him!!!

[@perrosdemaiz]

beautiful! thank you. check out the little guy who must dance. great music.

[@patternbased]

this is beautiful. i love the voice and playing.

[@AdelaHR_ChorchaChillysWillys]

Madre África, ¡bendita tu paciencia! ¡Santa tu música! Ni Dios ni amo.

[@alyssahunt5103]

I think the way they play this is very unique, it brings them such joy and excitement when they play. Its almost like it brings their culture together.

[@GlenTindal]

LOL that little boy is just itching to dance to the music.

[@Phoonguy]

varikugadzira dzavo, i'm glad we are the first, this instrumen is serious

[@Phoonguy]

mambo jesu svikai ne mweya mutsvene wenyu hallelujah

[@mrchidemo]

What can you say. ZIMBABWE. The unpolished diamond of the world!

[@keyamsha]

There is no height to which we cannot climb by using the active intelligence of our own minds. Mind creates, and as much as we desire in Nature we can have through the creation of our own minds.

[@bwtwomey]

great musics. though where's the brush drum sound coming from?

[@fearsomegladiator]

The mind is truly amazing!

[@GlenTindal]

@bwtwomey when they make these instruments they put "rattles" on the shells filled with dry beans or rice. That's how the "brush" sound is produce. Every note they hit vibrates the shell.

[@turnwellm]

This is lovely.

[@jackofsticks]

I love the little kid. He's like, "I dunno how to dance, but I wanna!"

[@Zvabaz]

it's Shona he's talking about how he went overseas to study so that the can make more and support his family better. He meant to return next year so he can marry his girl. While studying and working abroad, he'd send his girl money, but as he neared completion of his studies, the letters from her were no longer coming. He then found out that she'd married his friend.

[@lawrencewinter]

eeee! tarisa mvengemvenge namwana, ndakaseka chaizvo kana ndaka zvotarisa... hehehe

[@lawrencewinter]

shamwari munogona kutamba mbira zvese!! zvakaita mushe, fambai.

[@MrRastafari01]

proud to be zimbabwean

[@teef1027]

Also is that Shona that the singer is speaking?

[@MiltonKasekeNJS4LIFE]

this is beautiful music

[@teef1027]

What is he saying in English-- could somebody tell me-- This rhythm is so beautiful

[@mbiraside]

also check out Thomas Mapfumo's cd Chamunorwa

[@iScreamRawr15]

The little boy can feel the music lol

[@mbiraside]

search youtube under mbira,,,,not so much guitar but lots of mbira

[@tanaka62]

Raw talent..x

[@Phoonguy]

its too late the western world are teaching it as thumb piano, they are creating versions and versions lol

[@marioelopezs]

etnomúsica: qué interesante...

[@averyellis]

there should be virtual tip jars...

[@depreszyn]

god marihuana

[@AdelaHR_ChorchaChillysWillys]

Eso, KZbin, hazle caso a un don-nadie como jorgeborbolla.

[@jonahdabona]

@averyellis invent it!

[@teef1027]

@quicktolisten so did Micheal Jackson... ha ... whoops sorry.. I shouldn't have said that sorry-- bye