Tanzania Haya Traditional dance and Swahili Saida Karoli Mapenzi Kizunguzungu

A Tanzanian Traditional dance by a singer called Saida Karoli from Bukoba Tanzania.. :) check out the different costumes, face paintings, traditional music instruments and dance!

[@giftkabaso7011]

I'm zambian🇿🇲 but my spirit is tanzanian 😢😢😢 I love Tanzania 🇹🇿

[@rukiaiddyyahaya9506]

We love u 🎉🎉too

[@sopy3055]

We love you as well, your most welcome❤

[@thevibrantafrica]

Beautiful dance! We love everything Africa has to offer.

[@InnocentAlien-wi1le]

Who is here in 2024

[@paschalsamwel5921]

Mh!,miaka inakwenda kasi sana,nakumbuka huu wimbo niko darasa la pili,nikiwa bado mdogo sana,hakika muziki ulikuwa zamani,Mimi si muhaya ila huu wimbo unamafunzo kweli,hongera sana saida karoli,naweza sema ni mama yangu.

[@trymoo8479]

Malawi approved this sound ❤❤❤❤🇲M🇼🇲🇼🇲🇼🇲🇼🇲🇼🇲🇼

[@georgerwegoshora9147]

Mulibwanjii😊 from Tanzania

[@trymoo8479]

@@georgerwegoshora9147 tilibwino Kaya anzathu ku TZ

[@georgerwegoshora9147]

ndife mabwenzi apamtima 🙏🏽

[@trymoo8479]

Kwambiri achimwene anga

[@manderajoseph6561]

Am a Ugandan but likes Saida so....much 100%

[@jaelajana5287]

Watching from Mozambique. Beaty voice. My Congrats Zaida. Be so 4ver.

[@victoramaro9373]

I’m from the Dominican Republic 🇩🇴 I don’t understand that language but really really enjoying Saida Karoli music videos God bless you all

[@barakamwakalonge4694]

Safisana dada said mm nakwelewa sana ktk kazi zako

[@Gosbert100]

Omukama akubeere Saida. Mwakora muno mugendelele kukora mutyo. Mwanuza muno mwanshemelera.

[@nyangomaviolet5347]

Am Tanzanian but grown up from Uganda but I really love my sweet mother saida karole ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@murungibina2393]

That's amazing, its my first time to know about the haya people. The language is similar to Rutooro and Runyoro the people of the great kitara Empire western uganda. much love from Uganda

[@zirimuabdulkadir7042]

Even Runyankore and rukiga, but much similar to rutooro and runyoro. We are one.

[@terigibson6096]

I’m here, Massachusetts USA. I love this song. Love, love the music ❤❤❤

[@onasiszm66]

Listening from Zambia 🇿🇲 2018 love this song

[@kokwi]

I am glad other Africans are able to connect with Saida. Even though she sings in her tradiional Haya language the message is universal. The people/events she sings about are real.

[@alishaddadi6667]

Je suis congolais 🇨🇩 🔥 napenda sana iyi wimbo Love you mom saidati

[@abeidjoseph5906]

Kila nikiusikia na kuiona huu wimbo namkumbuka Sana Bibi yangu Bertha nyanokwe alimpenda Sana Saida kalori mpaka kumuita mjukuu wake Saida ,,,Bibi upumzike kwa amani huko uliko

[@mohsensithole]

I'm African Canadian love this music , because I did work under UNDP in area she was born when I hear the sound of her songs remind me City and traditional HAYA of Kagera/ Bukoba I missed Bukoba too Mohsen Sithole

[@officialnajma1698]

welcome dear

[@enjoomaliya1399]

Wakolaa saida, kasinge mno.

[@kusemererwageoffrey8301]

songs fade but my love for this song will never die, every moment I listen it seems to be new to my ears.11yrs down. 🙄🙄 one love from your Banyoro, Batooro, Bahaya and Baziba. sending love from Uganda Bunyoro kitara will never die the Bachewzi dynasty. 🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬❤😘(Runyakitara)

[@muyamasauda6377]

Am here 2

[@petermwijage9882]

Wakola waitu mawe, omwana wensenene nebitoke

[@petermwijage9882]

The twisting and turnings are home baked,

[@quietatse]

Proud to be of Haya descent, Karagwe.

[@micheljosealbanoalbano707]

Vedeo

[@micheljosealbanoalbano707]

Vedeo

[@joshuaamole3272]

Translate it

[@youssoufabasse1397]

I'm from Comoros Islands , I'm happy to hear this song even if I don"t understand it.

[@gewoonmafia1816]

As a Moroccan i like this song. Soo peaceful thank you !

[@josephinemuringo2453]

Saida you are a blessing , you do African music and Culture justice. Big love from 🇰🇪

[@1996Roshni]

I am fascinated by Tanzania, because my dad, and uncles are from there, and used to live there :) Jambo

[@ameziaarchard8487]

Poa my name I’m from Tanzania. Karibu

[@johnambrose7223]

Poa

[@chrispinechristian238]

poa

[@AAN840]

Poa

[@sakinahabdur-rahim5459]

AsSalaamu alikum I am in the US.. Iam very Home sick. Assante Sana.. This music is helping me to smile.

[@zebdayleonard8599]

Wangap wanachek hii video 2020 na hwahujiii kinaimbwa nin like kwa mzik mzr!

[@issakayao5474]

Naitwa issa kayao naipenda sana ii nyimbo star

[@geoffreyluvanda7801]

Wimbo na biti vimekaa poa Sana but that woman who was trying to Bewitching her hersband she is very cute

[@MsNassoro]

Nowadays i miss this traditional songs,i do no were she is now.but all in all i real appreciate her voice,the way thy are dancing and traditional instruments,its a real fanny,Well done,its a very good job.

[@TALLUBOY]

Kutoka 2003 Adi leo-2022 Bado ipo 🔥 From LINDI OCEAN 🇹🇿

[@tokey99]

I speak Kikongo from Republic of Congo and we say Kizunguzungu too with the same translation

[@johnambrose7223]

Ha ha ha ha a 😂😂😂😂

[@holdylolimo2618]

Très contente de voir saida à ľépoque jétais en Tanzanie ooooh love you Saida❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@zuwenakabwe1017]

Sijui hata kinachoimbwa Ila Niko hapa 2023 Tena na enjoy balaa🤣🤣🤣🤣 gonga like Kama na wewe sio muhaya Ila ulikuwa una enjoy his nyimbo Enzi hizo

[@Eliy717]

😂😂😂😂

[@rajaabmusa8195]

😂😂tuko pamoja yani naipenda acha tu 😊

[@user-yl1ix6bm8q]

😂😂😂

[@TwalibuSuleiman]

Tupo wengi

[@surusuru1994]

Kiluga cha bukoba

[@samiramashi64]

love it mapenzi hayana dawa na kweli ni kizunguzungu

[@kokwi]

I am glad other Africans are able to connect with Saida. Even though she sings in hetrtradiional Haya language the message is universal. The people/events she sings about are real.

[@muyombokatongo]

I love this music l'm from Zambia ❤

[@thekirya7303]

I was born and lived at the northern shores of lake Nalubaale( Victoria) and the source of River Kiira (Nile) but the language Saida is singing almost similar to our Lusoga. Africans we're one let's treat each other as our brothers and sisters. I Love you All.

[@jmbatia259]

A Kikuyu I love Saida can she give us a Kikuyu collabo

[@user-ux8bg7vr6v]

they say that this people is similar to the people of Armenia, I want to learn more about them. After all, the Armenians say to themselves the Hai people, but what do they call themselves?

[@DOCSSTORE]

@@user-ux8bg7vr6v they call themselves the HAYA.

[@manderajoseph6561]

Long live Saida

[@TheMegagrowth]

Am an African British originally from nigeria. I like and enjoyed this music & dance.

[@dr.smartz]

Wahaya wote tukutane hapa gonga like twende sawa 2020

[@juliethjulius5320]

Mamb

[@kleymponzi3428]

@@juliethjulius5320 aAaà

[@maremm5737]

June 2024 Here to appreciate the master piece from Uganda

[@jean-paulchetail8562]

j ai vécu 7 mois en Tanzanie a tanga pour mon travail j ai adhore ce pays et la gentillesse des habitants merci

[@ngongashadrack1192]

I heard this song about 14 yrs back. How old is this beautiful lady Saida! How can I meet Said a Karoli& just touch her hand once in a lifetime?

[@sophiakikula6043]

She is at her late 30's,by that time she was 19 if not 20

[@richardgaya3965]

Have always liked Saida's songs and vocals. A rich cultural heritage!

[@sheyna5979]

Ma mère elle est fan de cette dame, elle apprécie beaucoup ses musiques. Je me rappelle quand nous étions petits moi et mes frères ma mère nous fesais écouté cela on était fan nous aussi. Jusqu'à maintenant on écoute Saida Caroli

[@ibrahimgabriel4828]

November 2020 the song still 🔥

[@aminolibe1084]

i AGREE

[@lulanjamd3886]

Tanzanian peoples are blessed by might God they have their own music with it's kind 1.1.2021

[@Mali_mamba1]

I am joel from Sweden i really like the song. It has some good energi vibe to it.

[@ayubumalingu6215]

Oh oh song of those days were long..and very educative and entertaining

[@elviajeconmigoaindia]

From the last 2 hours i have been listening to this song.She has got a superb voice.This music for me describes Tanzania -Love u all people!

[@rekhak1115]

Oh my god such a soothing music. I am crying 😢

[@karimsalim1190]

magnifique j'écoute depuis tout petit

[@segreeroberts5871]

It's over 5years am listening Saida karoli songs I found them very useful in my routine exercise I don't understand all the word's. At the same time am able to keep fit having a good time enjoying the instruments and the dynamics of her songs. I am from Jamaica and one of my dream is to meet this great woman and other members of her team. May the Messiah bless you all continuously.

[@hassanimatenga-du2ct]

Wapi bk home penda sana saida

[@TheMegagrowth]

Blessed be God who created Princess Saida. Her voice is outta this world. What can I say about d crew members, costume, choreography and setting, they are magical. Though I don't understand d meaning of she's saying but, I enjoy every bit of it. Thank God for it. If I ever visit Tanzania, it will be to set my eyes on Princess Saida and listen to her sing. Keep showcasing urself, dance steps, tellingly ur magical gorgeousness and music. I luv u loads.

[@jorgebarco2523]

Que naturaleza tan bonita, música alegre y pegajosa. Saludos desde Guatemala,CentroAmérica.

[@freeKick185]

Musica de africa .. quidese senor jorge

[@12345678970225]

This was my song, when i was lonely since 9-10 years love you saida karori!,,

[@azizamoon6248]

Love from Kenya I like saida songs since 2k my ancestors came from their my cousins are there Iringa am a luhya.

[@jimmylove6094]

Am Jimmy from south Sudan juba l really love saida songs it beautiful song tazanani good citzen in Africans

[@abelrasodi1467]

Heavenly father i thank you, for being an African. I so love Saidi Kalori Mapenzi's songs, though i don't know the language she is singing with, someone please teach me. I from South Africa in Limpopo Province (Africas eden). God bless Africa.

[@kuotkedit7359]

From South Sudan,I love Saida's songs.She reflectsed on our great rich heritage as Africans,with simple touches she has developed,took us to our roots.

[@heriethjonas5165]

Kwer brooo

[@lewis345moi5]

im from brazzaville , i dont indestand nothing but she sings very well very nice

[@johnambrose7223]

This song singing about love

[@user-li1fd7zq1b]

Thanks i love Saidas' numbers plz keep on sharing

[@itujashaanchi3794]

saida karoli to me is greater musician,she has got super and very inspires voices,her music cut across African countries, and come up with idea that african were one family despite colony boundaries,I wish African could re-unity and a create one big family

[@enilson1254]

im haya and proud..cant wait to go back home..

[@user-ux8bg7vr6v]

Armenia also says Haya to himself. Armenia-Hayastan

[@jasonmweudina2575]

thank u for kept our culture alive for generation to come

[@muyombokatongo]

I love this music l'm from Zambia ❤ I'm repeating it again and again

[@hedzupvisuals1272]

proud to be half haya

[@Jeleosimi]

Beautiful ! ...Mama Afrika !!!!

[@Franpindy]

Once again Saida at her best. I wish i understood the language. You simply get hooked to the song. Everything about this song is magic. Francis k

[@salimakerubo786]

saida's traditional dance is very enrich and inspiring.

[@RothyMinajWillz]

Haya...simply the best ..I miss home

[@Sportsgoal11]

helooo Rothy Minaj Willz We can contact through my email unconditional i become interested to contact you we can talk here more? [e-mail]

[@djunduchiyazi605]

Ça c'est de la bonne musique de chez nous à l'est de l'Afrique

[@wambuiirungu2576]

I love this song sana 2020saida🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@gumisirzahiraly1957]

Ugandan old is gold 😊

[@ramonemiliohernandez452]

Me encanta ésta música, cómo me gustaría estar cerca de sus gentes y culturas.

[@NelsonAntonioJulio-ot6tn]

Gosto a pesar de não entender desde os meus 4 anos até hoje dia 6.11.2023 obrigada pela música

[@SoniaKar]

this language is so close to my language in Uganda called rutooro...wow....

[@quietatse]

Not only is it close to some Ugandan tribal languages but it is also very close to Tutsi and Hutu languages, my mother is haya and made sure to teach us haya....I can understand it when Ugandans, Tutsi and Hutu speak.....very surreal. Greetings :)

[@johanvidtfeldt3630]

+Sonia Rosem Karungi Yes it is. I am Haya. I once heard my mother speaking to a lady I knew was from Uganda. I didn't know which tribe she came from. But I was amazed when listening to her. My Mum told me that that Lady friend spoke Rutooro. It sounded very much like Ruhaya. I was truly amazed. I think we are related.

[@johanvidtfeldt3630]

+Sonia Rosem Karungi It is Abella who replied. Johan is my husband.

[@mohamedmbaga7935]

its haya tribe from northern tanzania

[@osmanantonino5386]

It's because Africa is one big #FAMILY that's why some of things she says are even similar to Malawian languages and #Mozambique, Zambia Rwanda even Burundi

[@ibrahimafatima1438]

je ne comprend pas la langue mais j'adore le rythme magnifique

[@saidgamer3640]

ermoso

[@KamugishaAWBYABATO]

Cette langue s'apelle Ruhaya. C'est une langue d'ethnie Bahaya de la Region Nordwest de la Tanzanie, en Afrique de l"Est. Les Bahaya fut partie de l'empire Bachwezi qui occupa la region de Grands Lacs de l'Afrique qui est maintennant divisee entre la les pays moderne de la Tanzanie, L'Ouganda, Le Congo,L'e Rwanda, Le Burundi et Le Kenya.

[@tryphonekamugisha8243]

Kamugisha

[@mfungomaendeka7172]

Kamugisha A.W. BYABATO Mnbn.

[@rhbm8951]

Kamugisha A.W. BYABATO que veut dire kinzungunzungu dans votre langue ?

[@KamugishaAWBYABATO]

Hallo Sonia This language is Ruhaya, one of the variants of the great Runyakitara family of languages, from North Western Tanzania When the white missionaries came to the Interlacustrine Region of East Africa, around the middle of the 19th Century, The great Kingdom of Kitara, had already declined and disintegrated leaving behind the different but culturally closely related ethnic groups (tribes) ruled (organised) in smaller Kingdoms. Then came the Bazungu rulers around the end of that (19th) century and exploited the situation by dividing the area among themselves without regard to their victim's ethnic affinities. This the area was divided. Want to bring the area unity to its former glory? Then Fight for East African Unity.

[@alynderloyson829]

big up sir Byabato, proudly Tanzania, proudly ma tribe, proud to be born Haya

[@KamugishaAWBYABATO]

Sure, young Lady. Where do you live, now?

[@shadiaharunah8276]

Proud to be a muzibba muhaya tribe

[@freeKick185]

Bantu tribes tend to some similar I’m from Uganda but hear some words as they familiar

[@BAUTISTATECDIEGOJESUS]

Saludos desde mexico

[@eliasomondi6773]

A very soothing African love song,nice!!!

[@victorchampion1513]

14.7.2020, Saida ompe muhara wawe bojoo nakwendaaa❣️❣️

[@user-ru1yk6tc7w]

Nakupenda sana Saida umenikumbusha mbali

[@joycekamugisha6834]

Saida's music always make smile what a beautiful voice

[@tassoafonsoafonso2199]

im from mozambique, i like tanzania culture

[@Young7black]

nakukbali sana saida forever, ndani ya 2020 together

[@majjitu]

Love it from 3:29 to 3:51 when da drums just go wild.Awesome this babe got Talent.

[@ellieellie1469]

wow! awesome song, nice voice, good vibes, video and she is a beatiful woman❣

[@janethanderson1587]

Saida lovers 2020😍😍

[@komakechkenyi9122]

A great song ever in history...from south sudan

[@libentusraymond2679]

MMMM hapa nilikuwa mdogo sana ila sasa ninakumbuka mbali sana

[@marianzimondi5811]

Absolutely beautiful music and dance. Love from Zimbabwe 🇿🇼. Can someone tranlate

[@KamugishaAWBYABATO]

Some correction & addition: This language is Ruhaya, from North Western Tanzania, one of the variants of the great Runyakitara family of languages, that once dominated the whole region between lake Lake Albert in the Noth and Lake Tanganyika in the South and from beyond the Rwenzori (Rwenzura!!) mountains in the West to the area around Lake Victoria (Lweru) in the East, including the islands therein.

[@muyabilal9305]

L mk

[@liseprimaryschool2596]

Kamugisha A.W. BYABATO tunakula ngoma za kwetu

[@BEROZSTATEMENT]

asante sana for this information. from a young age growing up in Kenya, I always wondered why they said she's Tanzanian while singing in a different language... it was confusing coz I thought Tanzanians only speak swahili. sana naelewa. Thanks once more.

[@quietatse]

BSTATEMENT ....Swahili is the national language but beyond that you have over 200 tribes in Tanzania. Swahili unifies us as a people ....but we are different people from different tribes. I'm from the same tribe as this lady (haya) from bukoba. Funnily enough my mum is the great granddaughter of chief Rumanyika who was the king of the bachwezi people (a nile civilisation)

[@yusufamiri8883]

quietatse hakuna mziki nnaoupenda ndani y Tanzania kama ya huyu dada saida i love u

[@pierreomatoko7197]

Waouh l'Afrique est meilleur avec nos Voie féminin

[@aaronmailuofficial251]

Me here 2023 listening even without understanding,but just enjoying

[@raysalum]

Woyoooooo dada anaimba vzur sanaaaa big up saidaaa

[@user-fm1qp8mn6w]

I even free happy every time i hear this sound.

[@mahelamnazaletimahela9317]

Dada unajua mziki nilikuja kujucheki juz hapo bunazi hongera sana dada

[@pacificmushatsijr.5594]

Amkodo awa gute nice song

[@giorgioneintubo]

ive been in tanzania many years ago... this song rapresents tanzanian spirit for real...respect from europe

[@jameskatabalo7540]

Kitambo sana

[@liliankalega1790]

Wahaya oye

[@gaelkatako]

I used to love that song since my childhood ♥️ superb

[@mmbandorichard8028]

My country my doghter lake it

[@maxtryphone8524]

yanikumbusha mwaka20002 nasoma msingi nkirudi home nakata redio ya canda noma sana

[@HassanHassan-si2rt]

Mjomba huo mwaka utakuwa ushakuwa udongo kabisa yaan 😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆

[@italy9000000]

Those instruments sound absolutely divine. Thanks for sharing this beautiful vid. Long live Music down with politicians ;)

[@diplomaticworrior4271]

They are using my great grandfather's musical instruments, you should be thanking me the great grandson.

[@italy9000000]

Thanks a lot Diplomatic Worrior only if you are not a politician ;)