Kuyaura - Thomas Mapfumo & The Blacks Unlimited featuring Jonah Sithole 1978

[huni2700]

reminds me of those days when the british were at the helm of this country and it was terrible

[AboubacarSiddikh]

@huni2700 Are things much better now?

[huni2700]

@AboubacarSiddikh  better but not best

[blaxploitation1st]

This is the national anthem forever.

[blaxploitation1st]

The war that fired the Liberation war against the Rhodesians, I remember in 1978 - 1980 at the boarding school I attended , this was the national anthem in waiting for Zimbabwe.

[AboubacarSiddikh]

@blaxploitation1st Is there a national anthem today in waiting for Mugabe to die?

[chipochiroorwa]

This song reminds me of my dad. R.I.P

[tonderai263]

is that a guitar or mbira who was playing?.

[AboubacarSiddikh]

@tonderai263 It's Jonah Sithole imitating the mbira on the electric guitar!!

[gusey2000]

this tune fires me up when i fell oppressed at graft,no retreat no surrender,its better to burn out than fade away.zano marayiranwa

[lilly6012]

my favourate tune from gandanga

[Mudzie77]

Mukanya!

[chidede]

UNBELIVEABLE. its so good it sonds digital. Amazing.

[rattletree]

One of the most powerful Mapfumo songs. Jonah Sitole is a guitar king!

[blaxploitation1st]

Not one of the most powerful, tjhis is a national anthem

[AboubacarSiddikh]

@blaxploitation1st I disagree, I think this is definitely one of the most powerfull!!

[wachigora]

ko varoyi vacho varipii?

[blacstud]

funny how this song sung so many years back applies to our current situation. u would only say thats the mark of a legend. this music will live on for many years after he is gone.

long live gandanga!!

[daisypaul]

ZVICHANAKA CHETE GUDO!!!!!!

[ndangwara]

Sad but true.

It is the suffering of Zimbabweans who have been turned into scatterlings.