South Africa - Judith Sephuma - Naka Di a Lela

[MrVhr123]

OMG this is so soulfull, I love my country :D SA your the best!!!

[ChingChing4569]

hona hee, ke 'nete e tsoileng matsoho!

[Ankavela]

Hi, luv this song but have no idea what the words mean. Anyone know?

[bleknut]

ke theresho yeo, dikosha tja go lapolosha moya waka , mmele le moya...eish. gae seshego. lol she hoooooooooooooooooters nah min,the voice is mmmmmmmmmmmmmh

[OttomanZC]

hello, i've been searching for a long time for her song:" iya iyo". can you upload it? or send it to me? thanks

[justalovely]

I discovered Judith when I took my first trip to SA. Love her, love the country will go back one day.

[irenecbcn]

So nice...God Bless...Love And Light....

[0626jmlm]

ohh this jst makes me miss home. Sepedi is the bom.. Dinaka di a lla

[okellookello]

classic african music, africa the land of the best muic. the voice of an african woman is natural not trained like the westners!!

[tictacyedont]

I concur. it's a natural talent. most African singers don't sing to get money, it is a passion...

[jamesmairi]

@tictacyedont Really now? Which world are you from, buddy - and are you speaking on behalf of the entire one billion people from Africa? The singers I know ALL perform professionally (i.e. for money). African (or black) singers don't sing any LESS for money or pleasure than non-African (or white) singers.

Please keep sweeping statements to yourself.