Ngivumeleni - Landesjugendchor Südtirol - (South African, SiSwati trad. - Arr.: Mbuso Ndlovu)

[@sabakes]

Love love love it. As a South African, I commend the great work by this choir. The lyrics, pronunciation and moves are all on point. Well done

[@branislavpesev3239]

🎉🎉🎉 😊😊😊 !!!

[@TheBong27]

Fantastic! Not only the voices, but they managed to capture the full essence of authentic South African traditional singing. Well done!

[@silverseeker3368]

This choir is becoming one of my favourites... gentle nuances , depth of sound and variation... At first I found it hard to believe that you're from Europe - such a genuine African sound and feel to it! Excellent work, guys!!! With love from South Africa

[@sm5970]

A year ago I left home South Africa to settle in Austria. Being a village kid and growing up in the black townships of South Africa, I wondered if being far from home would take a toll on me, and I must say, I am very much home here. And seeing this, was a cherry on top.

[@abelerneo]

Wonderful performance 👏🏾👏🏾

[@Mzansi_remedialChannel]

Mbuso is King

[@barrymthembu900]

This is beautiful

[@princeswavey7106]

Lovely ❤️from🇨🇲 Please can I get the meaning of the song?

[@pearlthulani7823]

It means "Allow us to follow our calling" as Africans, we are led by the spirit which is the "calling" from our Gods/Ancestors. If you take it to a reality context, we are in a world that is unfriendly and issues are everywhere, leaders can do almost nothing but as singers, we unite in song to shout "Allow us to follow our calling" (music), because it's our passion and we use it to cry on everyone's behalf. This meaning is not to change one's belief though, and some of the information is quoted from the Composer's words (Mbuso Ndlovu, also known as Mbuso Music on social media platforms. 😉

[@marvinzungu]

❤❤

[@ferdinandodelcastillo]

Anyone with the lyrics?🙏🏻