Very well done. I am a Miriam Makeba no 1 fan through and through and this was worthy of her work. Thank you. Side note: she said she would be happy if she died singing and although her passing is so sad for all of us, she died doing what she loved the most.
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Amazing! How did this woman find time to do all this AND make maple syrup? This video is about Aunt Jemima, right?? C'mon, 6:49? It's the bitch on the bottle!!!
Beautiful lady, beautiful soul. Only free souls are beautiful. The souls of jailers and oppressors are forever ugly and brutal, living in cages of hatred and fear. Most Americans are ugly and brutal disgusting pigs, sending nothing but death, hatred and fear across the globe. Just as South Africa's apartheid system came to an end, the ugly brutal American Empire will also end.
well atleast when she said she was going to retire she did not lie hehe... wlel we will miss her but i guess she was tired so she wnated to retire permanently butbefore she went she did all she could do entertain us and our country and support us in anyway she could just like a mother supports and helps her children before she goes and prepares them for the world so was she with mzantsi rip miriam makeba!
Where can i found the orginal video of her performance, the one that is shown at the beggining of the video!!! Please I love that version of that song!
Thanks so much for sharing this video. I went to South Africa last year (2010) after I fell in love with Miriam Makeba's songs. I almost bought the whole stand of MM's CDs and DVD at the O. R. Tambo International Airport. That visit to SA is not going to be my first and last. The country also captured my heart.
Thank you so much for sharing this wonderful tribute to Miriam Makeba. I was just teaching my daughter (10yrs.) the Pata, Pata song that my gramma taught me. This song she now loves and wanted to know the story of Mama Afrika.... I could not have told it any better.... THANK YOU FOR PERSERVING THIS WONDERFUL PIECE OF HISTORY!!!!
OK so there is one person who accidentally pressed the dislike button because surely he or she understood who Miriam Makeba was! Anyway, Miriam was absolutely fantastic. What a beautiful spirit. Thank God that he allowed us s short time with this Angel.
Transformed122, Thank you so much for sharing this video with us!
I grew up with Mama Afrika's music without fully understanding her contribution to the world. This video made me cry... tears of love, gratitude and understanding.
Great video! Wonderful woman. Powerful, moving, inspirational way with words. Beautiful voice indeed..so beautiful she changed lives and changed a country for the better with it. So much work to be done still...God Bless Africa! ..Your time will come..
White people have done awful things to their own, and so have black people. All the nations have. Looking at it as a black/white issue is missing the point; it boils down to the individual, what each of us believes; there are white people angry about this, too. But throwing around blame is a waste of energy. Focus on affecting change around you instead. Myself included :)
I had no idea! My middle name is Makiba after this woman (I don't know why Mom decided to spell it differently) and I really didn't know who she was so I looked up some songs and came upon this. I had no idea she was such a phenomenal icon in history! I mean I'd never even heard of her until a couple of years ago when my mom told me who i was named after. I'm grateful for the insight
White is a color we do not control, I do not like being grouped with people who did such terrible things. Racist of ANY kind is bad. No form is acceptable. Do not let the past (and current) hardships affect your view of the true nature of people, regardless of their color.
tequilla333 youre saying what i am thinking i must say i feel shamed being white shamed that i live in europe shamed that most probaly never white people will do something about it and never saying sorry we fucked the world up.
what a great documentary! Music, imagery used very well, thank you! Such an inspirational story. That we would have the same passion for our dear continent and use what the good Lord has given us to fight for its freedom, peace and welfare of our people.
i wish to be just as amazing as the likes of mariam makeba .. my anty Thuaiba Allah yer7ema .. is having a blast with her up in heaven inshaallaah .. Allah yer7ema MarIAm mekeba ..
OH MY MY I'V BEEN LOOKING 4 THAT SONG AT 5:11 FOREVER. could someone please post it. And I'm also tryin to find Iyagaduza, I recently saw it on the africa channel but was too mesmerized to record it. I'd so much love to hear it.
Thank you very much for this video. I did not know an angel by the name of Miriam Makeba existed until just a few weeks ago when I was browsing about the song Forbideen Games. from that time every spare time I have is spent in Youtube listening to Miriam Makeba's songs. Though I don't understand some of them being a Filipino-Australian I just love her heavenl;y voice.
i wonder why white people are so greedy and destroyed so many tribes, nations and places. it's terrible, that they were so shameless to come to Africa and made african people slavers in their own home. i feel ashamed and i hope that future generations will grow wise.
@tequilla333 greed isn't limited to white people. Sadly, greed is the driving force of civilization, it's what drives the world. It's the trait that makes us human. There are other traits that make us human, but greed is what separates us from other animals =/
@raachel24biilson when you go to war against a rival tribe or ppl when you won u wud gain slaves and make them slaves, i'm prettty sure that happened with the english and scottish for example, but under colonialism, there was an understanding worlwide that negroes as you call them where nothing else but slaves, to own a black person as i would call them, was to own a slave, there were a possession and nothing else
@tequilla333 you the excuse when they just came to Africa was that God couldn't have put a soul in the such black skin. We African surely were considered as animal and then slaves...
Today African people bend over ass backwards for the same colonizers that destroyed their homelands and traditions. African girls strive to look as white as possible, to the point that most of them look ridiculous. The ultimate validation for them is to have a white man tell them they are beautiful.
@tequilla333 Africa today faces similar challanges. This time, international corporations, International Governments, criminal leaders and dictators all conspire to continually rob and abuse africa (specifically where countries have natural resources). There is case after case after case. Africa should not need any aid whatsoever. Africa needs fairness and to be treated like human beings.
@tequilla333: White people of that time were not intelligent, they were like animals; didn't know what human right means.... Future generations will be better than our genarations, i'm sure :)
Racist thinking are a disgrace ! Lovely woman !
Neroscot 3 hours ago
faced with adversary? isnt it, 'adversity?'
drummerjacob 2 days ago
Very well done. I am a Miriam Makeba no 1 fan through and through and this was worthy of her work. Thank you. Side note: she said she would be happy if she died singing and although her passing is so sad for all of us, she died doing what she loved the most.
tloutle50 6 days ago
rip mama
tuba274 3 weeks ago
Thank you so much for a beautiful tribute with a brief history of Miriam Makeba's life!
tkastania 1 month ago
A truly wonderful tribute to an amazing woman.
dollymaud 1 month ago
May her quest for justice be reincarnated in our hearts.
Rev. Andrew Momolue Diggs
GoBuildAWorld 1 month ago
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peoplebreeze1 1 month ago
ONE LOVE MAMA AFRICA...R.I.P
mamodu29 1 month ago
I Love you! Obrigado por me dar éssa oportunidade de conhece~la aqui no Brasil.
Iluminada, mulher, dedicou sua vida ao seu povo, se eu tivesse o poder de Deus a traria de volta
jbmourabenedito 2 months ago
Nice....Learned a lot...Thnx
brituparna 2 months ago
God bless her soul...this video brought tears to my eyes... oooo
patmooreV 2 months ago
song: Miriam Makeba - Oxgam
ArturZuckerman 4 months ago
Beautiful, I am crying....
thegizable 4 months ago
Actually I would like to know what is the name of the song that this video opens with ,
Thanks anyone! :)
millsmontreal 4 months ago
she was really shy, but not on scene.
eudoxieeba 4 months ago in playlist Miriam Makeba & Harry Belafonte
Amazing! How did this woman find time to do all this AND make maple syrup? This video is about Aunt Jemima, right?? C'mon, 6:49? It's the bitch on the bottle!!!
macallan30forme 4 months ago
WOW!!!!!!!!!!
MrMduK 6 months ago
This was life changing. Thank you for posting!
haryanpunch 6 months ago
Awesome the way she says Nonqonqo at 05:11!
Lemev 6 months ago
people , one portuguese gay , have done a cover of this song . His name is : Castelo Branco. If you want to laugh hear the fucking song xD
MBuqs 7 months ago
one person voted against, that person must be racist !!!!! hug fron brazil!!!!!!!
jocafofocas 8 months ago
@acbaldo1 you are most welcomed to come back to our beautiful country, I hope you are enjoying ur MM CD's.
1love
Pubupa 8 months ago
Beautiful lady, beautiful soul. Only free souls are beautiful. The souls of jailers and oppressors are forever ugly and brutal, living in cages of hatred and fear. Most Americans are ugly and brutal disgusting pigs, sending nothing but death, hatred and fear across the globe. Just as South Africa's apartheid system came to an end, the ugly brutal American Empire will also end.
bapyou 9 months ago
well atleast when she said she was going to retire she did not lie hehe... wlel we will miss her but i guess she was tired so she wnated to retire permanently butbefore she went she did all she could do entertain us and our country and support us in anyway she could just like a mother supports and helps her children before she goes and prepares them for the world so was she with mzantsi rip miriam makeba!
msayofemi1 9 months ago
Where can i found the orginal video of her performance, the one that is shown at the beggining of the video!!! Please I love that version of that song!
puppymaiden 9 months ago
The very first song on this video is Baxabene Oxamu which can be found on the album Sangoma
bevybeee 10 months ago 3
@bevybeee although this version is different from the one in the album, where is this one from?
anakesmortem 7 months ago
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bevybeee 10 months ago
Thanks so much for sharing this video. I went to South Africa last year (2010) after I fell in love with Miriam Makeba's songs. I almost bought the whole stand of MM's CDs and DVD at the O. R. Tambo International Airport. That visit to SA is not going to be my first and last. The country also captured my heart.
acbaldo1 10 months ago 10
Thank you so much for sharing this wonderful tribute to Miriam Makeba. I was just teaching my daughter (10yrs.) the Pata, Pata song that my gramma taught me. This song she now loves and wanted to know the story of Mama Afrika.... I could not have told it any better.... THANK YOU FOR PERSERVING THIS WONDERFUL PIECE OF HISTORY!!!!
sharmstrachan 10 months ago
Que bella voz, realmente me gustó....
denisserranorangel77 10 months ago
It's a shame that I've only known about her for 2 days. I was born in the wrong era.
XoXoSelenaGomez1oXo 10 months ago
what the song at the very beginning?
kataedza 10 months ago
Thank You,...........................
larry548997 10 months ago
Thanks for doing this, it's a great tribute!
Heartpathcoach 11 months ago
what the song's tittle in the beginnin?
ainuragabriel 11 months ago
I love this..thank you~
JonesAlter 11 months ago
Thank you for posting this wonderful video...very educational. God bless you and continue the good work.
livindalife08 11 months ago
Thank you for uploading this. Powerful and beautiful. A great education for all of us. Blessings.
dpawlmusic 11 months ago
OK so there is one person who accidentally pressed the dislike button because surely he or she understood who Miriam Makeba was! Anyway, Miriam was absolutely fantastic. What a beautiful spirit. Thank God that he allowed us s short time with this Angel.
Karamel2233 1 year ago
Transformed122, Thank you so much for sharing this video with us!
I grew up with Mama Afrika's music without fully understanding her contribution to the world. This video made me cry... tears of love, gratitude and understanding.
Peace and blessings to all...
Uwami 1 year ago
What is the name of the song in the early beginning?
98jejq 1 year ago
love love this lady....rip in rest my love
spiceislequeen02 1 year ago
Where can I find the song here?
98jejq 1 year ago
What is the song in the beginning named?
98jejq 1 year ago
One of the greatest singers in history without a doubt
dedal141 1 year ago
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Rest in peace Mama Africa !!! tks for all
daddyforce 1 year ago
The name of the song is Baxabene Oxamu
bensh7258 1 year ago
en africa tubieron suelte en american mataron a casi todo los indijenas
echeyde100 1 year ago
Great video! Wonderful woman. Powerful, moving, inspirational way with words. Beautiful voice indeed..so beautiful she changed lives and changed a country for the better with it. So much work to be done still...God Bless Africa! ..Your time will come..
salzomo 1 year ago
The narrator calls her Marian?!
laurabrownroselle 1 year ago
thanks
Alimoe89340 1 year ago
I need to know how the first song is called ... please please
Alimoe89340 1 year ago
the song at the end is pata pata....
AnkhMusicLover 1 year ago
Thank you for this beautiful documentary!
zomzilove 1 year ago
Love this woman.
WarrioressRising 1 year ago
Thanks to whoever made this...
Quiteness 1 year ago
We are only one tribe....we are all African
SWguysLV 1 year ago
The hurt that America has done to humnaity is endlass
SWguysLV 1 year ago
Mama Afrika I miss you. You have been an inspiration to me!
benmabandla 1 year ago
may you please tell me the name of the first song?thanks
REDangelist 1 year ago
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FlashMcFlowers 1 year ago
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@REDangelist
That first song is ''Oxgam', and it is often called 'Click Song Number 2'.
FlashMcFlowers 1 year ago
@REDangelist
That first song is ''Oxgam', or 'Oxamu'.
FlashMcFlowers 1 year ago
can someone please, please, please tell me the name of the song at the end
naturalja1 1 year ago 4
@naturalja1 Malaika, sung with Harry Belafonte
transformed122 1 year ago
The song at the end is Pata Pata
thuort 1 year ago
@transformed122 Malaika is Kiswahili song originally by Fadhili William.
wamwaneriri 10 months ago
The song at the end, Pata Pata
KalzRocks 6 months ago
@transformed122 you're wrong, it's Pata Pata
Dreffy87 5 months ago
@naturalja1
Pata Pata
ovalofficeorg 1 year ago
@naturalja1 "Pata Pata"
TheBeanz100 1 year ago
@TheBeanz100 Thank you
naturalja1 1 year ago
@naturalja1 pata pata
resquebradizo 1 year ago
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@naturalja1 pata pata
resquebradizo 1 year ago
@naturalja1 the name of the song is "Pata Pata"
samoelantunes 1 year ago
@naturalja1 It's called 'Pata Pata'.
LabeerehnGbanna 1 year ago
@naturalja1 The song is called Pata Pata
elinzualo 1 year ago
@naturalja1 From 9:18 until the end it is Pata Pata
rolfssister 1 year ago
@naturalja1 From 9:18 to the end it is Pata Pata
rolfssister 1 year ago
@naturalja1 The last song is "Pata Pata"
sinzianna 10 months ago
@naturalja1 the song is called pata pata
kawiso 10 months ago
the name of the song is "click song"
ANDILEB1 7 months ago
@naturalja1 Hi! The name of the last song in the video is "Pata Pata". :-)
katmahasti 7 months ago
@naturalja1 Hi! The name of the last song in the video is "Pata Pata". :-)
katmahasti 7 months ago
@naturalja1 PATA PATA!!!
jimidasaynt 6 months ago
@naturalja1 its pata pata
fattipattiboomboom 5 months ago
@naturalja1 The song at the end is called "Pata Pata" and it's the song that made her famous.
jamesbget 5 months ago
@naturalja1 It's "Pata Pata", Mama Afrika's greatest hit of all times
Dreffy87 5 months ago
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millsmontreal 4 months ago
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The song sung at the very end of this video is PATA PATA which Miriam M became very famous for
millsmontreal 4 months ago
@naturalja1 Pata pata is the song at the end.
spshn0211 3 months ago
@naturalja1 mama africa
kami8912 3 months ago
White people have done awful things to their own, and so have black people. All the nations have. Looking at it as a black/white issue is missing the point; it boils down to the individual, what each of us believes; there are white people angry about this, too. But throwing around blame is a waste of energy. Focus on affecting change around you instead. Myself included :)
jayjay25924 1 year ago
Thank you Maman Makeba !
I am white man but my soul is african.Good bye Mama !
Cetverous 1 year ago
Thanks for video...
gemmisco 1 year ago
She fought more for us than Nelson Mandela.
ZuluMuntu 1 year ago
Very nice work ~ thanks.
RDWinthrop 1 year ago
Thank you!
I had no idea! My middle name is Makiba after this woman (I don't know why Mom decided to spell it differently) and I really didn't know who she was so I looked up some songs and came upon this. I had no idea she was such a phenomenal icon in history! I mean I'd never even heard of her until a couple of years ago when my mom told me who i was named after. I'm grateful for the insight
firexeye 1 year ago
Great video. What song is being played from 1:05-2:45? It's a really beautiful slow song.
esoterik259 1 year ago
@esoterik259 Where does it lead
transformed122 1 year ago
@esoterik259 its called ndodemyama verwoerd
msayofemi1 9 months ago
White is a color we do not control, I do not like being grouped with people who did such terrible things. Racist of ANY kind is bad. No form is acceptable. Do not let the past (and current) hardships affect your view of the true nature of people, regardless of their color.
Tambu1415 1 year ago
tequilla333 youre saying what i am thinking i must say i feel shamed being white shamed that i live in europe shamed that most probaly never white people will do something about it and never saying sorry we fucked the world up.
Grtz Sindrassa
Sindrassa 1 year ago
@Sindrassa Do not be ashamed, we cannot control many things. Be proud that you stand up to your own morals.
Tambu1415 1 year ago
I really like this. Good job transformed122 very nice.
silverpooh24 1 year ago
KIDIGE hukuwaza KIDIGE.
REAT IN PEACE MAMA.
NONE CAN HARM YOU NOW.
THANKS FOR OPENING OUR EYES.
belizeambushgal 1 year ago
This is an awesome documenary!
timasaida 1 year ago
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nashiraecuador 1 year ago
very nice documentary! she was truly awesome, the greatest
nashiraecuador 1 year ago
what a great documentary! Music, imagery used very well, thank you! Such an inspirational story. That we would have the same passion for our dear continent and use what the good Lord has given us to fight for its freedom, peace and welfare of our people.
pnaomiw 1 year ago
She is so beautiful and strong! She truly was Mama Afrika
PinkAdorableCheetaah 1 year ago
i wish to be just as amazing as the likes of mariam makeba .. my anty Thuaiba Allah yer7ema .. is having a blast with her up in heaven inshaallaah .. Allah yer7ema MarIAm mekeba ..
Xx7anoonxX 1 year ago
africanpple have really come frm a long way...
candyinlondon81 1 year ago
i love the first song. whats its name? dude from jamaica
maxy104 1 year ago
"Oxgam" by her. dude from germany
SchibbixToiletGear 1 year ago
Good video, but it's rather annoying (almost disrespectful?) that the narrator keeps referring to her as "MAriam MakebO."
pleeniemellegers 1 year ago
OH MY MY I'V BEEN LOOKING 4 THAT SONG AT 5:11 FOREVER. could someone please post it. And I'm also tryin to find Iyagaduza, I recently saw it on the africa channel but was too mesmerized to record it. I'd so much love to hear it.
Thank you.
PEACE.
belizeambushgal 1 year ago
Thank you very much for this video. I did not know an angel by the name of Miriam Makeba existed until just a few weeks ago when I was browsing about the song Forbideen Games. from that time every spare time I have is spent in Youtube listening to Miriam Makeba's songs. Though I don't understand some of them being a Filipino-Australian I just love her heavenl;y voice.
acbaldo1 1 year ago
molto bello......
gianka9574 1 year ago
a great singer south africa once had
MsBotshelo 2 years ago
I am not black but this is one of the times I wish I could say I was not white
themuffinman69 2 years ago 8
@themuffinman69 DonT SAY THAT MY BROTHER!!!
We are all the same but man creates division. Just love your neighbors and help those in need.
Jah Bless!!!!
AFROTHINKER 9 months ago
why do we hurt the ones we should love???????
elizabel77 2 years ago
pride knows no clour according to the supreme being...
elizabel77 2 years ago
racism and discrimination rules the world all over unfortunately
elizabel77 2 years ago
Splendid video, top class. RIP Mama Africa, thanks for sharing uploader.
Kwekwe 2 years ago
white people spoilt africa
jayjayblackgirl 2 years ago 18
i wonder why white people are so greedy and destroyed so many tribes, nations and places. it's terrible, that they were so shameless to come to Africa and made african people slavers in their own home. i feel ashamed and i hope that future generations will grow wise.
tequilla333 2 years ago 33
@tequilla333 greed isn't limited to white people. Sadly, greed is the driving force of civilization, it's what drives the world. It's the trait that makes us human. There are other traits that make us human, but greed is what separates us from other animals =/
Ryan3789 1 year ago
@tequilla333 negroes used to enslave other negroes too you know
raachel24biilson 1 year ago
@raachel24biilson when you go to war against a rival tribe or ppl when you won u wud gain slaves and make them slaves, i'm prettty sure that happened with the english and scottish for example, but under colonialism, there was an understanding worlwide that negroes as you call them where nothing else but slaves, to own a black person as i would call them, was to own a slave, there were a possession and nothing else
Adjei88 1 year ago
@tequilla333 you the excuse when they just came to Africa was that God couldn't have put a soul in the such black skin. We African surely were considered as animal and then slaves...
gemmisco 1 year ago
@tequilla333
Today African people bend over ass backwards for the same colonizers that destroyed their homelands and traditions. African girls strive to look as white as possible, to the point that most of them look ridiculous. The ultimate validation for them is to have a white man tell them they are beautiful.
Quiteness 1 year ago
@tequilla333 Africa today faces similar challanges. This time, international corporations, International Governments, criminal leaders and dictators all conspire to continually rob and abuse africa (specifically where countries have natural resources). There is case after case after case. Africa should not need any aid whatsoever. Africa needs fairness and to be treated like human beings.
JusticeNature 1 year ago
@tequilla333: White people of that time were not intelligent, they were like animals; didn't know what human right means.... Future generations will be better than our genarations, i'm sure :)
parisis1987 1 year ago
@tequilla333 because money is their god
blakdog90 11 months ago
what a beautiful woman
blakdog90 11 months ago
@jayjayblackgirl girl they want to take over africa ,
white people made africa the black continent becuse of the struggle they put us through .
sudanesgal 1 year ago
@jayjayblackgirl I apologise on behalf of all the whites who still hang their heads in shame for what our ancestors have done.
karmafunk2008 1 year ago
Thank You So Much!
MsBhammond 2 years ago
Radiant Sunshine Beams Of joy Shine Perpetually From Your Heart Zenzile.
A truly great posting. You are a star! Thank you.
Duncanzibar 2 years ago
Beautiful video!
Queensha85 2 years ago 2
Thank u for every struggle u have faced on behalf of our people. U will always b remembered as MAMA AFRICA.
kadafy1984 2 years ago