Mzansi Youth Choir - O Bawo (Official Music Video)

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Inspiring and uplifting celebrated collective Mzansi Youth Choir performs 'O Bawo' - an isiXhosa song intended to bring blessings and hope to a broken world. This also alludes to their hopes and dreams, to be blessed in their musical journey, and in their arguably greatest achievement to date - performing live on stage at one of the biggest talent shows in the world…America's Got Talent (# goldenbuzzer)
The Mzansi Youth Choir was established in July 2003 with the aim of affording talented, underprivileged teenagers and young adults the opportunity to proficiently perform locally and abroad. The choir consists of on average 50 choristers (13 to 24 years of age) with outstanding musical ability from disadvantaged backgrounds.​ ​The word Mzansi means “South” in isiZulu and is also the township slang word for South Africa. The choir’s repertoire is an exciting assortment of South African music which incorporates elements of traditional music, pop and jazz.
Performance highlights include the One World Music Festival, M-Net Idols, Huisgenoot Skouspel, Starlight Classics, The Voice, The Presidential Inauguration, Dancing with the Stars, KKNK, The National Arts Festival, The South African Music Awards, as well as performances with the Shakira, Andrea Bocelli, Josh Groban, D’Banj, Beyoncé, Celtic Women, Wouter Kellerman, Lira, Khaya MtheThwa, Riana Nel, Vusi Mahlasela, Sipho “Hotstix” Mabuse, Dorothy Masuka, Abigail Kubeka, Jonas Gwangwa, Leleti Khumalo, Zolani Mahola and Soweto Gospel Choir. During the 2010 FIFA World Cup, the choir shared the stage with Columbian superstar Shakira and local band Freshly Ground for the performance of the official World Cup song ‘WakaWaka’ at the Kick-Off Concert as well as the World Cup Final. During 2018 the choir opened the concert with the Nigerian superstar D’Banj and closed the Global Citizen Concert with a stunning performance with world megastar Beyoncé in a packed FNB Stadium. This performance was broadcast to 180 countries across six continents.
International highlights include tours of Canada 2011 and 2018, Denmark, Egypt, England, Scotland, Turkey and Russia (Moscow and St Petersburg). In April 2017 the choir performed at the International Youth Choir Festival at the Royal Albert Hall and in the Royal Festival Hall in London. The Mzansi Youth Choir was the only choir from the African continent to be selected to perform at the Royal Albert Hall and the only choir to receive a standing ovation.
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[@julianrice8014]

I love this song and love the voices of the choir. May Yahweh continue to bless this choir, and may Yahweh's favor be with each and every member of this wonderful and phenomenal group of people. I believe this is a worship song, and if I'm correct, the lyrics to this song in English are as follows:
Lead me oh Father, [Lead me]"
"Lead me my savior,"
"In all the sorrows of this world, Father,"
"Father, I thank you."
"For you still protect/keep me,"
"Guide me, O Lord, Guide me, O Great Redeemer Through the troubles of this world"
"Lord, I thank you for watching over me thus far,"
"You are forever by my side"

[@dantagounjandisauirasveii6368]

We missed you Mzansi Youth Choir🥺❤

[@jessicaschindzielors4687]

Lindos ❤

[@TheFeelGoodPodcast.]

"Ndikhokhele Bawo, zundi kokhele (Lead me oh Father [Lead me])
Ndikhokhele mmeli wami (Lead me my savior)
Ezintsizini, Zalomhlaba Bawo (in all the sorrows of this world Father)
(Bawo, Bawo, Bawo) ( Father, Father, Father)
Bawo ndiyabonga (Father I thank you)
Ngoba wena usandigcinile (for you still protect/keep me)..."

[@user-mh3ur2cg7z]

Awesome music so soulful and the performers are always in union in their movements and their voices together are angelic THanku

[@sjgarbers]

I love your voice, I love your performances, it makes me smile and cry at the same time, your clothes is always so beautiful and vibrant.

[@user-lf7xj3il2n]

You bring on the sarafina kind genre, I really do enjoy this

[@Freddymbenze2000]

Very nice

[@SergioUYY]

Y´re fantastic. Greetings from Uruguay (South America).

[@drejered6747]

beautiful

[@rayjaypaulsen]

Beautiful, Have a Merry Christmas!

[@Jenny-From-Michigan]

❤

[@zanetawilliams1019]

What are they saying

[@TheFeelGoodPodcast.]

"Ndikhokhele Bawo, zundi kokhele (Lead me oh Father [Lead me])
Ndikhokhele mmeli wami (Lead me my savior)
Ezintsizini, Zalomhlaba Bawo (in all the sorrows of this world Father)
(Bawo, Bawo, Bawo) ( Father, Father, Father)
Bawo ndiyabonga (Father I thank you)
Ngoba wena usandigcinile (for you still protect/keep me)..."

[@lynneserman6054]

❤