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Mwana ambiri
Luhya Lyrics
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Philip Lako
I have listened to this song a few times now and can never get bored of it. The majestic dance of these young souls takes me back to Mother Africa. Although I am from South Sudan now in a foreign land, I feel a connection with the Malawian people.
What amazes me the most is the dance tricks. I tried a few times but failed terribly. So, I have given up on this one.
Another fascinating fact is how the dance style is different based on gender. As an African, I would like to think the reason this is so, is that for the young girls to dance as the boys would be considered culturally inappropriate. I hope this is the case, if so, then I am very pleased to know, that Africa is still on the right track. Corrections are welcomed.
As a person who lives in the west, I have noticed how important it is to keep our traditions, particularly those mores that set us apart from many cultures. While modern civilization is good, African cultures should be maintained.
One of my dreams is to visit Malawi and go to this Church and hopefully meet Fr. Joshua and the choir.
Thank you kindly for sharing this rare and special song and dance. By the way, I have learned the song and can happily sing along.
God bless
Ilepus Magrate
I'm proud to be Catholic. God bless you all for the great work done
Evans Chumba
Not a catholic but i love this song. Much love from kenya π°πͺ
Sila Tanui Kipngetich
I actually love the song and the dance, it's amazing. I am a catholic from Kenya and I appreciate whatever you are doing, the song gave me goosebumps. Hope to hear a better and clearer version of the same song and dance soon.
steve kichia
amen
Native Son
@Sila Tanui,
I am also, atholoc and Kenyan
β¦.from Nyahururu.
This is nice!
Native Son
Oops! I meant Catholic.
Koi Kimoi
This is a Chewa song from Malawi
Chuma Chathuchi ( Our Monies/Riches) and they are singing the first verse which translates
ββwe give our money for effective running (administratively) of the churchβ. And the chorus says, we like giving... (to the church)
Ivy Malemba
@Koi Kimoi thanks for translation
Herlev
So proud of my catholic faith. Taste and see that the Lord is good. Nice and spirit filled mass.
Maria Clarenita
Beautiful one, God keep your blessings upon our children and Your Church