Leonard Dembo_Ndipeiwo Pokupotera

[hwava1]

apa akadandaura magitare maiweee...ndafunga dande mhani....

[bhoza36]

awusho mandlovu ikukhumbuza ngaphi lingoma?

[yetani2]

kwakasima balume kuti nu unophinda ekanda kanyi ekanokholisa sibili.plumtree i.miss you so much.dumilani bakalanga bose

[mandlovu]

apa moleba malebeswa ngono - kana imi ndohwa kuti ndibwilile kanyi wali andiwilila njimbo gogu banu bedu!! ohh - dzene ndzimu unotilinga, limwe wuba Zimbabwe ikalulama titongoswika kuTitshi banu - Plumtee is my home!!

[yetani2]

mandlovu ungayi imi ndiku uk.would like to know you a bit more

[tamumum]

Im bakalanga but grew up in Harare so dont speak it im so fascinated by it its a bit like shona and a bit lyk ndebele and a bit lyk setswana. so where do we fit and wat are classified under mashona or ndebele.

thanx Masotsha

[yetani2]

dont classify yourself man.kalanga is kalanga man.its got nothing 2do with shona or ndebele.actual there are 2 divisions of kalanga.kalanga or lilima in botswana only being separated by the artificial border but being one and the same tribe.

[anesu2k8]

this song takes me down memory lane down in Marirangwe pa Nyikadzino .Max Muchenje may your soul rest in peace we are also comming there tichasanganiswa neropa raJesu

[mandlovu]

this song is just so nostalgic - is the song one would play after being away from home for years!!

[mandlovu]

beautiful song I tell you

[macvivo]

busy searching for it.

[skude07]

Hosea Chipanga?

[macvivo]

soon!

[tendaitsitsi]

Haha this reminds me of ma roots back in ZIM especially towards Christmaas time. PASI PANODYA VEDUWEE

[Driedroz]

it's no so much about the musicians, it's about the situation: death of zimbabwe. whoever is behind: vakauraya nyika. thanks for posting the scenes macvivo

[compabutch]

Thank you Macvivo, beautiful videos and fine, fine music. Great work. Are there any others coming?

[macvivo]

yep, i have music coming...many more! Watch this space.

[compabutch]

Marshall Munhumumwe?

Leonard Zhakata?

Thanks again Macvivo. You have found a way to bring these superb musicians back for those who never knew them, and to teach us something about the reality of the brave people living in Zimbabwe today. Go man, (or woman,) this is good work!

[macvivo]

Yep! Munhumumwe! Zhakata!

[charleskupah]

great vidoes mface, keep the good work!!

holla!