breaking some miths - this is 4 AIESEC people

de fiecare data cand imi amintesc despre cantece / role-call-uri AIESEC... nu pot sa nu ma gandesc la Mafikizolo ndihambanawe de undeva din Africa... o melodie pe care in momentul in care o dansam ma ducea la o stare asa de super pace si liniste...mister... nu stiu... cred ca dansul in sine era cel care facea totul sa merite...
dupa hmm... 2 ani de cand stiu despre melodia asta... i am breaking a mith...
nu e o melodie traditioanala ... e un hit
e din sud afica si..
Ndihamba Nawe (5:52)- a massive hit which was inspired by Sophie Mgcina's 1960s recording of Mmangwane.
Sophie Thoko Mgcina contributed immensely to South African arts as a composer, singer, actress and educationist.
In her popular 1960s song Mmangwane, she sings: ‘It’s raining outside/ Aunt open the door for me/ Please forgive me/ I was nearly murdered by tsotsis in the streets/I had to sleep in the veld twice/Aunt open the door for me/Please forgive me…’
o alta versiune pe care am descoperit-o este ca...
The song is based on a traditional wedding song, and the Xhosa expression “Ndihamba Nawe” is declared by a girl expressing her love for a boy. There is a soaring gospel chorus behind Nhlanhla's plaintive vocals, with a catchy African flavoured dance track in the background. This was such a huge hit, no one can spend long in South Africa without hearing it repeatedly. Even if you can't understand the words, it will get you singing along.

hmm...
si cui ii mai placea la nebunie role-call-ul asta?