estaba cansado de la repetida musica que pasaban por la radio y decidi buscar nuevos sonidos... en esta aventura de los sonidos del mundo encontre esta musica, me gusta ; )
Oliver Mtukudzi's music has a number of styles - jit & kateke (Zimbabwean style of pop/percussion) & mbaqanga (South African kwela / marabi a form of jazz / swing). Outside of southern Africa it would probably be classified as World Music. If your local music store doesn't have a World Music section, check on Amazon or look out for more of it on You Tube. Similar artists from Zimbabwe include Thomas Mapfumo (who was in a band with Mtukudzi called Wagon Wheels) & Bhundu Boys. Hope this helps :o)
MABASA is an acronym for the Mid African Basin Association for the Assymetric Security Area, which concerns the region of (NDAKUVARA) Nigeria, Democratic Republic of Congo, Algeria, Kolambi, Uganda, Vinatura, Arumachal, Retimbe, and Aklimgonto. Its kind of like Nato
@monarengtebogo @ ashleys and monarengtebogo, mabasa means something that is hard to comprehend/understand like death.Mabasa is a sad song.Ndakuvara means i'm hurt ,in the song he is talking about how parents are hurt by their children's actions when they are adults and fail to put into practice the values and lessons the parents taught them when they were still young.Its a great Song
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well, i do speak a little zibabwean. He's talking about the way that the international price of bauxite has affected the manufacturing sector of eastern subsaharan africa. He then proposes a system of subsidies by members of the AU to maintain a consistency in all natural minerals, but warns against a full blown anit-business climate that might inhibit foreign direct investment in light to medium industrial resource discovery and refinement.
Nice try, but there is no such language as "Zibabwean" or even Zimbabwean for that matter. Just as there is no language called "American" :o) There are 3 main languages in Zimbabwe - Shona, Ndebele & English with various dialects of each.
Some one tell me what he is saying......the message, I get........the pain, I get.......for all this family......soooooo, if someone knows this languege and can translate for me......would so much appreciate............thank you rono..........
@1951mandala In this song he is narrating domestic violence against women as seen through the eyes of a child and how it affects families.Its a great awareness song.The father is a drunkard
Would love to know what he is saying, but it makes me cry........the music is beautiful............and the message is heartbreaking ....for the mother..........
I don't understand african, but I think I do pictures- the father is a poor man who drinks too much and his wife and child live in dreadful fear of him with his axe, he struggles to make a living cutting wood, as they struggle with the fear that he may someday cut them down. In the end he attempts to teach his son the trade - will the boy grow to be decent or will he become a poor drunkard like his father? This is a story for all people.
mara35, well done for trying reading the picture. actually the story is being narrated by a child of father that abuses and terrorises his family all the time. he beats up his wife in front of the kid. and everytime he comes back home, everybody gets frightened. all he thinks about is his beer. the kid is asking how they can be happy when their mother is battered black and blue. he comes back home drunk all the time!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
What a lovely culture! Only Crazie English bastds made Africa so poor and destructed! Africa was so rich 200 years ago before some white trashes got into it.Didnt they go and peril everywhere? Now they have 3 worlds.pathetic because they made it like that!
I haven't the slightest clue what he is saying, but I LOVE this song. It makes me feel really happy, and puts me in a good mood overall. Great Music!!!
dtrh5000: I feel bad for the people in Peru too, where you are from. Africa has problems of domestic violence just as Peru has problems of domestic abuse. Just Google Peru & abuse and you will start feeling sorry for people in Peru and Africa! To sum it all, I feel bad for people in Peru too!
this song is the truth, a lot of children are afraid of their parents, whether it be the mother or father. There is a great difference between fear and respect and when alcohol abuse is pu tin the mix the outcome can be quite tragic.
ukaona baba vozezwa zvi nenge zvaoma i wish women could speak out on domestic violence its apity that we defend the men if we speak out it will save us i am a woman and i stand out womens right merci becoup TUKU thumbs up
for me all of oliver's tracks are superb (great african; great legend; always original - no duplicate, no imitation)- thumbs up oliver. but the problem i have is that the video keeps breaking when playing on my computer. could anyone help me.
I agree with you 101%... all Tuku's songs are classic hits... True reflection of the African spirit. I love them to bits even though i'm not Zimbabwean. Tuku is indeed a legend.
Why does your name say Oliver Mtukudzi (Translation: Oliver(meaning the Jews-Christians; I Will Fuck You Well! )
DID you mean kill them off with passion?
milegullyenterprises 3 months ago
if you love African music - you must love : youtube[.]com/watch?v=yHRVdewaQFw
aheneghana 4 months ago
podria alguien porfavor pasarme la traduccion de esta cancion : ) se lo agradeeria
humildepekador 5 months ago
estaba cansado de la repetida musica que pasaban por la radio y decidi buscar nuevos sonidos... en esta aventura de los sonidos del mundo encontre esta musica, me gusta ; )
humildepekador 5 months ago
Gostaria de musicas com batidas africanas. poderiam me ajudar.
rodrigoforr 6 months ago
thank you friend I enjoy this music greetings to friends in Zimbabwe
ClessxAlghazanth 6 months ago
great music
TheAkarade 7 months ago
manyanya baba kurova amai!!! manje sooooooo!
MsFalloutgrl 8 months ago
nice music I like !
ciroelcompositor 9 months ago
TUKU!!
snellyification 10 months ago
Among the African best voices. Well done bwana Mtukudzi.
wamwaneriri 10 months ago
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zonjordan 11 months ago
love it..
tondiman 1 year ago
I like Tuku. Is it true that his mother is Makhumalo from Jotsholo?
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nawindsor 1 year ago
tuku 2 u and 2 u 2
PROmerkzUK 1 year ago
nice video.luv frn italy.
kingofmantova 1 year ago
I can´t say how much I love this. AFRICA
MultiGanjababy 1 year ago
i love Tuku
tariro07 1 year ago
love this song.....Tuku is the best.....!!!!
MyAngel326 1 year ago
It's kind of a dramatic video for a music so joyful.
Neurozumim 1 year ago
アフリカはエイズが盛んらしいですね。気をつけなきゃいけませんね!。後飢餓と貧困層が激しいのが問題ですね…!。何とかならないでしょうかね!!。アフリカはアフリカの良さが私にはあると思います!!。そこを見つけるのが良いと思います!!。フェアトレードだかがあるから少しは良いのかなあ。
rabbittown1900 1 year ago
@rabbittown1900 I dont't understand what you say but the writting is beautiful.
Neurozumim 1 year ago 3
@rabbittown1900 really?
kaleen13ful 1 year ago
adorei.
MrGfgfggfgfg 1 year ago
fantastic!
Seb (England)
sebseb1 1 year ago
I'd appreciate it if anyone can share the lyrics translation to English please.
I'm so in love with this song. <333333
ZakWilliamJohnson 1 year ago
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It's about kids begging their abusive father
to stop beating their mother.
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fridaysabtu 1 year ago
I'm African American, in Florida(USA), and I am sooooo proud to be of African decent and always see the greatness coming out of Mother Africa
ConsciouslyCreate211 1 year ago 2
@ConsciouslyCreate211 Good to see our brothers and sisters in America appreciate our African Music.Im Zimbabwean and proud to be Zimbabwean
tendaikaren 1 year ago
nobody cya tell me everyting didnt start in africa....1 love. repin brooklyn ny thru trinidad and tobago... search dblazestreet 4 music mixes.....ah goin 2 africa...4 sure
dblazestreet 1 year ago
yea my ancestors are from the slapaho tribe in Zimbabwe, they killed lions and stuff
SlayterSon420 2 years ago
damn good man!! aka-ipa! anogona...tozeza baba...vauya va dakwa!!
tatiegee 2 years ago
If I get to choose a song to listen to for the rest of my life it'd be this one. :)
SomeRandomPwner 2 years ago
if he ever come to amsterdam to perform i must see him. very good musician.
NYABINGHI2 2 years ago 10
por favor soy esclavo de tu voz, como charla parlantina elocuente e indecifrable para que no te lo cuente soy tu amigo indescifrable,
Saludos ,.....
Inbernaldigital 2 years ago
just hearing this music made something move inside me.. home
cyberstar26 2 years ago 2
you got a small home if it fits inside you ^^
brendanxd 2 years ago
An incredible performer this...lots of energy for his age...Zimbabwe may not be in great shape right now, but Oliver is holding the torch....Tozeza!
Thandwayo 2 years ago
good song .....
mekh10 2 years ago
like it a lot :)
LilloSticch 2 years ago
What is the title of this song? I love it.
Rastoh 2 years ago
tozeza baba
manfrommoon 2 years ago 3
brother oliver.ndeipi?
prettytoney09 2 years ago
whats this style of music called i cant find it any where...im a big fan,,
ashleys5093 2 years ago
Oliver Mtukudzi's music has a number of styles - jit & kateke (Zimbabwean style of pop/percussion) & mbaqanga (South African kwela / marabi a form of jazz / swing). Outside of southern Africa it would probably be classified as World Music. If your local music store doesn't have a World Music section, check on Amazon or look out for more of it on You Tube. Similar artists from Zimbabwe include Thomas Mapfumo (who was in a band with Mtukudzi called Wagon Wheels) & Bhundu Boys. Hope this helps :o)
Rockafrika 2 years ago 2
thanks man yeah i found some of there stuf its amazing thanks allot..an awsome typoe of music
ashleys5093 2 years ago
MABASA is an acronym for the Mid African Basin Association for the Assymetric Security Area, which concerns the region of (NDAKUVARA) Nigeria, Democratic Republic of Congo, Algeria, Kolambi, Uganda, Vinatura, Arumachal, Retimbe, and Aklimgonto. Its kind of like Nato
baalsyrup785 2 years ago 2
what does MABASA and NDAKUVARA mean???
monarengtebogo 2 years ago
@monarengtebogo @ ashleys and monarengtebogo, mabasa means something that is hard to comprehend/understand like death.Mabasa is a sad song.Ndakuvara means i'm hurt ,in the song he is talking about how parents are hurt by their children's actions when they are adults and fail to put into practice the values and lessons the parents taught them when they were still young.Its a great Song
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well, i do speak a little zibabwean. He's talking about the way that the international price of bauxite has affected the manufacturing sector of eastern subsaharan africa. He then proposes a system of subsidies by members of the AU to maintain a consistency in all natural minerals, but warns against a full blown anit-business climate that might inhibit foreign direct investment in light to medium industrial resource discovery and refinement.
baalsyrup785 2 years ago
Nice try, but there is no such language as "Zibabwean" or even Zimbabwean for that matter. Just as there is no language called "American" :o) There are 3 main languages in Zimbabwe - Shona, Ndebele & English with various dialects of each.
Rockafrika 2 years ago 25
@Rockafrika its the name of the Zimbabwe retard .dont put others down,i'm from africa retard .
westcoastskier31 1 year ago
lol this is funny!
blacstud 2 years ago
Some one tell me what he is saying......the message, I get........the pain, I get.......for all this family......soooooo, if someone knows this languege and can translate for me......would so much appreciate............thank you rono..........
1951mandala 2 years ago 2
@1951mandala In this song he is narrating domestic violence against women as seen through the eyes of a child and how it affects families.Its a great awareness song.The father is a drunkard
tendaikaren 1 year ago
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1951mandala 2 years ago
Would love to know what he is saying, but it makes me cry........the music is beautiful............and the message is heartbreaking ....for the mother..........
1951mandala 2 years ago
Keep it up TUKU
frankbhunu 2 years ago
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hlutt 2 years ago
I don't understand african, but I think I do pictures- the father is a poor man who drinks too much and his wife and child live in dreadful fear of him with his axe, he struggles to make a living cutting wood, as they struggle with the fear that he may someday cut them down. In the end he attempts to teach his son the trade - will the boy grow to be decent or will he become a poor drunkard like his father? This is a story for all people.
mara235 2 years ago
mara35, well done for trying reading the picture. actually the story is being narrated by a child of father that abuses and terrorises his family all the time. he beats up his wife in front of the kid. and everytime he comes back home, everybody gets frightened. all he thinks about is his beer. the kid is asking how they can be happy when their mother is battered black and blue. he comes back home drunk all the time!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
brengaz89 2 years ago
great message!
saPPtheRapTeeR 2 years ago 2
jaki jest tekst tej piosenki
what is text?
Mrowek075 2 years ago
What a lovely culture! Only Crazie English bastds made Africa so poor and destructed! Africa was so rich 200 years ago before some white trashes got into it.Didnt they go and peril everywhere? Now they have 3 worlds.pathetic because they made it like that!
shobyms 2 years ago
sorry for people but you say is true,human being turn all to dust
olaamici 2 years ago
@shobyms
...Racist
Micfly752 2 years ago
powerful message
nowhere8 2 years ago 2
Очень жаль! Африка достойна гораздо большего!!!!!!!!!
JTInc1645 2 years ago
baba munogona chokwadi
shepie1981 2 years ago
I have finally found the lyrics,but sadly,I cannot translate on my own...I think I understand for most part,Baba is father,tazeza I think is No more?
KingLouisXXI 2 years ago
yes baba is father and tozeza is to be afraid off. It's a song about domestic violence. "isu vana tofara sei?" means how can we children be happy
ndanatswa 2 years ago
Tozeza means we fear or we are scared (of dad)
MrGee11 2 years ago
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The song is about a father who used to harrass his wife when he was drunk.
The song is sung from the child's perspective.
The axe and tree cutting have no bearing on the song and neither is it sung, but reflects how the child perceives dad when he is drunk.
MrGee11 2 years ago
Saludos desde Mexico. Viva Africa y su musica.
macermacer111 2 years ago 2
what song is this called i love it and ive learned it with my guitar, but i cant remember the name
CountryKid095 2 years ago
Tozeza Baba by Oliver (Tuku) Mtukudzi from Zimbabwe
MrGee11 2 years ago
EXCELLENT!
TheCostOfWar420 2 years ago 2
I like his voice..
villafia 2 years ago 4
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R for RETARD :D
Vrbo88 2 years ago
The guy is a genius. Been a fan since I learnt to talk. GREAT STUFF
gilbertnyandoro 2 years ago 3
great great
supermadmario1973 2 years ago
greatings from Serbia :))) really nice music from Oliver M. sorry about bad english...
markosrbijaCCCC 2 years ago 3
u dont have to say sorry for ur english ur doing very good trust me
greeting from america
bads1242 2 years ago 2
Cool!!!
Fish3907207 2 years ago
wow! This is pretty powerful message!
dollbaby3892 2 years ago
i'm cryng
Implorius 2 years ago
I haven't the slightest clue what he is saying, but I LOVE this song. It makes me feel really happy, and puts me in a good mood overall. Great Music!!!
Gatsby23 2 years ago 2
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MrGee11 2 years ago
alkohol ruin falmilies in all world stop drinking
kenisimoo 2 years ago
that guy was buf ;s
AzN8Jz 2 years ago
Great song and great video, a bit sad of course. I cant understand why there are fathers like that..
rololoo 2 years ago
this abuse occur on all the world,in africa,europa,america,asia,oceania,and the governet see other things.i sorry.
ALMARACINGUISTA 2 years ago
sad images.....upbeat music though
bittersweet.
promulgation 2 years ago
whats this song called?
klonaridis92 2 years ago
I feel bad for the people in Africa.
dtrh5000 2 years ago
lol y?....i wish i could live there...SAFELY :P
CODMASTA 2 years ago 2
dtrh5000: I feel bad for the people in Peru too, where you are from. Africa has problems of domestic violence just as Peru has problems of domestic abuse. Just Google Peru & abuse and you will start feeling sorry for people in Peru and Africa! To sum it all, I feel bad for people in Peru too!
mchigubu 2 years ago
this happens all over the world dnt be shallow dear
chichelie 2 years ago
don't feel bad for african people- with time everything will change for the better!
okellookello 2 years ago 3
afrıcan music good turkey
yamamatol 3 years ago
love it
mums from zambia :)
jobbiewain 3 years ago
great song. i love it.
Diosmierdoso 3 years ago
yes, stop the abuse...
mimoshho 3 years ago
loco
Diosmierdoso 3 years ago
ALTO AL ABUSO !!!.
STOP THE ABUSE !!!.
Es comprensible porque las mujeres africanas son las victimas del SIDA(AIDS).
Rumi129 3 years ago 3
my best song from mr. oliver ever!
viva africa, viva oliver
i will forever be greatful to come from africa the best place in the universe!!
okellookello 3 years ago 2
Fell in Love with Tukus music in 2003, when a cousin returned from an IBM conference is S/A since then I have been an addict.
seekyrean 3 years ago
thats a sad.
chirume 3 years ago
this song is the truth, a lot of children are afraid of their parents, whether it be the mother or father. There is a great difference between fear and respect and when alcohol abuse is pu tin the mix the outcome can be quite tragic.
imdatlyndachick 3 years ago
Great Music...I love this man's songs
chachacn 3 years ago
ukaona baba vozezwa zvi nenge zvaoma i wish women could speak out on domestic violence its apity that we defend the men if we speak out it will save us i am a woman and i stand out womens right merci becoup TUKU thumbs up
chiechelie 3 years ago
great staff chekulu
mimibecky 3 years ago
for me all of oliver's tracks are superb (great african; great legend; always original - no duplicate, no imitation)- thumbs up oliver. but the problem i have is that the video keeps breaking when playing on my computer. could anyone help me.
saiduamara 3 years ago 2
I agree with you 101%... all Tuku's songs are classic hits... True reflection of the African spirit. I love them to bits even though i'm not Zimbabwean. Tuku is indeed a legend.
bellemskey 3 years ago
Thanks for posting
laqgfan123 4 years ago
Anyone with Nheria please post it as well. I am looking for that great piece. Thank you all for keeping us here connected with our roots.
lovalife06 4 years ago
Neria is on youtube as well... Its my best track, just search for "Oliver Tuku- Neria" I love Neira with all my heart....
bellemskey 3 years ago
Lovalife06 you can also find Neria as "Oliver Mtukudzi 8" under the related videos..... All legendary works of a great mind...
bellemskey 3 years ago
the tune is called Tozeza Baba. zim muzik ndizvo!!!!!!
shininghope85 4 years ago
can anyone tell me the exact name of this song...?
ayjay741 4 years ago
it's called,tozeza baba kani iwe.
mimibecky 3 years ago
komaDVD aya toawana kupi
1mark01 4 years ago
Ko maDVD aya toawana kupi????
1mark01 4 years ago
makeke Tuku
monalisa8608 4 years ago
tuku ari kurova asi hutano hwake hauna kumira mushe
malvernm 4 years ago
wats that got to do with his music? Zimbos thats wat u good at, celebrating the downfall of ur fellow zimbos
blacstud 4 years ago
what a nice song
ebfisa 4 years ago
is a shame what my home country has come to, i lived in a house similar to the one shown
dttornado 4 years ago 2
In a house like that and we were still really happy...zvinorwadza
1mark01 4 years ago
I went to school with a Zimbabwean dude, he was very smart, and he introduced me to Mtukudzi's music.
namgot 4 years ago
tozeza baba zeshuwa that guy is big
danaik42 4 years ago
I love this one!
bundabesa1 4 years ago