Mahlathini and the Mahotella Queens - Gazette (Kazet) [Official Music Video]
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- This is the official music video for 'Gazette (Kazet)' by uMahlathini and the Mahotella Queens. The song is from the album titled Paris - Soweto, which was released in 1987.
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Lyrics:
Hayi ku hluvukile ka hina n'wino
Ayi ku hluvukile ka gaza n'wino
Aha-ha-ha, ha-ha-ha he weno ku hluvukile ka zet
Ayi nga langutani sweswi kuna ti bazi
Aha-ha-ha, ha-ha-ha he weno ku hluvukile ka zet
A hi tsakeni ku na switimela
Aha-ha-ha, ha-ha-ha he weno ku hluvukile ka zet
Eh hi hluvukile ku na ti bazi
Aha-ha-ha, ha-ha-ha he weno ku hluvukile ka zet
Eh tsakani we magaza
Aha-ha-ha, ha-ha-ha he weno ku hluvukile ka zet
Ayi ku hluvukile ka hina n'wino
Aha-ha-ha, ha-ha-ha he weno ku hluvukile ka zet
Africa
Ukujabula kwakho
Kushukuma zonk'izizwe
Ay, ukugiya kwakho
Kujabulisa zonk'izintaba
Giya aw woza
Giya woza
Yawuz'umoya eshe woza
Giya woza (Aha-ha-ha)
Giya woza, yawuz'umoya (Ha-ha-ha he weno ku hluvukile ka zet)
Giya woza
This is our kind of rhythm in Africa
We send our messages through music
Is our tradition in Africa
This is our kind of rhythm in Africa
We send our messages through music
Is our tradition in Africa
Come on, come on, let's sing together now
Aha-ha-ha, ha-ha-ha he weno ku hluvukile ka zet
Aha-ha-ha, ha-ha-ha he weno ku hluvukile ka zet
Eeh, eeh, eeh, eeh, eeh, eeh, eeh, eeh
(Oh yes) Is nice
(Oh yes) So nice
Eeh, eeh, eeh, eeh
(Oh yes) Do it again
(Oh yes) Is so sweet
Eeh, eeh, eeh, eeh
(Oh yes) Kwa nandika
(Oh yes) Is nice, nice
Aha-ha-ha, ha-ha-ha he weno ku hluvukile ka zet
Hayi ku hluvukile ka hina n'wina
Aha-ha-ha, ha-ha-ha he weno ku hluvukile ka zet
Ayi nga langutani sweswi kuna ti bazi
Aha-ha-ha, ha-ha-ha he weno ku hluvukile ka zet
Se tsakani we magaza
Aha-ha-ha, ha-ha-ha he weno ku hluvukile ka zet - Hudba
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Who’s here with me 2024?
Here😊
Heeeeeereeee💃💃💃💃💃
Here from Chimoio-Mozambique
Yeeaaaahhhh❤
Tanzania
If you grew up listening to this in the 90s, gather here. It's time to pay our dues 😂😂😂😂😂. Love from Ghana 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭
Hello from the 90s 😂
From Ghana 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭90s
Yap we here🎉life was mwa!
So sweet 💕💕 it
It was used in modeling back in the days
South Africans don't joke when it comes to produce great music that will last many years to come
Good Gallo Music
Not only south africa ... africa ❤
No more, there's no longer have the composers. Gone are those days 😢😢😢.
Listening in 2024 in Germany, born in Botswana. Give me some likes! ❤
Sure home gal❤
❤❤❤❤
Timeless song
You didn't CHOOSE to become African, you were just born lucky. ✊🏾
❤
I am from Morocco. Despite the distance from South Africa, music remains the best expression of language, belonging and the closeness of peoples. This song has a history for me when I was fifteen years old. It ranked first for several weeks in the top10 for the best song. My greetings to every African who loves peace.
Saludos desde Colombia... aquí se escucha mucho esta clase de música..me puedes decir que dice parte de la letra o lírica..??
I am from south Sudan enjoying music from south Africa.Thank you much for drop us the music
What more sad abt ths artist is that he died poor cos his record label screwed him over 💔💔💔
❤❤❤
Je ne passe pas un jour sans écouter ce son que je trouve meilleur au monde.
South African music is just the best, the world agrees. 👌
Me
Iam Ugandan by birth now in Maryland-USA but I find myself playing all these 90s and 80s songs in my car because it is the music that raised us..I remember as kids in our village sitting to watch our black and white tiny TV with a show called "Music Africa" by Mike Makamazibu and this song got locked in my brain because I didn't know the title.One day when I typed Yvone Chaka Chaka's umqomboti in my CZcams music playlist,this song was the second on play..As I talk I am watching the video on CZcams in my living room😅.
My life is all about old school music😊
Nigerian 🇳🇬 here, and I just wanna say this song is pure Gold. 😊
Yes oooooo
Yes sharp I love this song
South Africa Republic Culture and Music is the pride of Africans.
I used to search for this song a long time ago , today i finally found it by written "aaaa aaaa zouk song". I'm from Madagascar 🇲🇬 good song
😂😂😂😂 glad u won in the end
Yah, thanks 😊
Who is still listening to my late father's favourite? It reminds me when my father used to come from SA to Namibia 🇳🇦 land of the brave and when he jumps out of his truck he would begin to dance to that music playing in the truck and distribute braai packs to the whole village houses. They would come old and young gather just to dance to His traditional music, what a tremendous experience I have ever had in 1996, truly there is life in happiness whether poor or rich we all need happiness one way or another. And his legancy still prevails through me. This is my style and his song always when I go home.
Beautiful, thanks for sharing! I grew up in Windhoek
I remember the excitement of seeing my late uncle on TV, he's the one on the keyboards... Rest in peace Aobakwe Ralph Mahura
😢MHSRIEP
@@namujum6174,. 0 and I are no longer in the heart of the blood cells C and the
@@thembakazimangquku7230 ??
May his soul rest in peace
may his soul rest in peace
Camerounian here from Dallas USA. Still jamming this classic tune. Who's here with me in 2075?
Growing up we used to listen to South African music back in the mid 90's. Nostalgic. From Kenya 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪. Happy to finally find this song on CZcams.
We see you Kenya 🇿🇦🇰🇪.
With grandparents like this we can only become better people. Thank you and I will always love you.❤
Africa is a beautiful place to live happiness isn’t base on tall buildings on whatsoever. Being African is a blessing from God.
South Africans we are proud of you guys for what you have contributed in our music industry. Your songs will never loose taste and value.
S'il vous plaît plaît vous pourriez me traduire la chanson ?🙏🙏
God is love 💕💕💕😘
@@patriceakakpo8245 I
@@patriceakakpo8245 la partie en anglais dike nous transmettons nos messages en music pour le reste danse seulement
@@patriceakakpo8245kuhle ukuphila kazet "it's nice to be alive kazet" one would say " it's nice to live kazet".
Je suis du TOGO 🇹🇬🇹🇬mais je peux vous assurer que cette chanson est la meilleure au monde que j'ai jamais ecouter.Un son pas comme les autres.une musique de paix , d'amour, d'harmonie .et vivre dans un monde pareil que reflète cette musique est la meilleure chose au monde.❤
We love you South Africa ❤from Kenya
Yes ❤❤❤
We love you too❤
Lead vocals by simon nkabinde a.k.a groaning lion, chorus by mahotella Queens, lead guitar by max mankwane,bass guitar was played by Joseph makwela, percussion, keyboard, arrangements and sound engineering was done by west nkosi! It was superb! All the way from TANZANIA
Clearly you're a STAN!! Huu mwimbo unanikumbusha marehemu bibi yangu, I've always loved it and always will.
100%accurate
Beautiful
And original song by Obed Ngobeni. You're welcome
Timeless and superb song!!!
I am kenyan, i love being african enjoying such tunes. African culture is sweet
kenyans are everywhere
kanairoian following from UK
African Culture isn't just sweet,it is more than that,it is Awesome,and the music is Beautiful!!!
From Kenya malindi love the song
Used to enjoy watching this song on a show called URTNA.
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When we was kings. Pure pure adulterated memories. Song hit when I was in Uganda. Fast forward 30 years later, I am in Rwanda and still enjoying the groove in 2023. They never make them like this anymore. Also, lol to that curious cow 🐄 😂😂😂. That part at the end when the ladies were dancing in silhouette is absolutely gorgeous. Wonderful stuff.
I'm from Ghana,used to listen this song in 90's and Ghanaian TV used this song for adds 😂
And fashion shows. Every fashion show had this song on the runway
Seeing people from all African countries say these songs are childhood memories, shows how connected we were as Africans through music, not even knowing the lyrics translations.
God Bless Africa 🌍🙏🏾🙌🏿💯
thanks im african you know
100% true
Absolutely ! 👏 I’m from Zimbabwe and we grew up listening to South African music, without understanding a word 😂
Ivory Coast every saturday and sunday in the 80's and 90's on national tv this song 3 or 4 time at least
Bless you too
I listened to South African music growing up in late 80's and 90's .South Africa produced best music while struggling for freedom
i don't know where South African melodies disappeared to.Only a handful South Africans artists can fit that time Calibre of music.Listening from Kenya,🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪
Rwanda television used to play this song a lot when I was kid!! Big love from 🇷🇼
It's wonderful to witness people from various African regions enjoying and embracing this song. Mahlathini & Mahotela Queens took this song to new heights, originally composed by Obed Ngobeni.
I've been looking for this song for decades😆. I'm finally here🙌.
Wonderful!... much love from Ghana🇬🇭
Me too!! I was born in accra
Came to canada in 1984
Heard the song years later
And JUST FOUND IT THIS YEAR!!lol
It has been stuck ( the aahhh.....part) in my head for over 30 years !!
Stay safe brother :)
@@aishamills2703 the aahhh part🤣🤣
Well, you got it. Enjoy it while it last. Blessed.
stev ive such over and over lol same in Ghana
GTV
From Tanzania I appreciate south Africa music,your likes please.
"We send our messages through music ..." Forever this song will be in my heart. Grew up to this. Uganda representing here.
I'm here too
@@achayootto4221 @w TV TV r
Am with you bro
Hermanos africanos gracias por ese legado de música tan hermosa. Acá en Cartagena Colombia se escucha su música desde los 70's
The most beautiful people on our Father's planet 😍❤️💞 nuff love and respect for all Africans from Jamaica
I grew up to these songs in Zambia 🇿🇲🇿🇲. They make me miss my dad even more. Rest in peace, daddy ❤❤
Brings memories indeed
Same story as me, this song reminds me my dad's death😭
🇿🇲 I grew up listening to these songs with my dad too.
this song reminds me of my father, grew up listening to these songs in Zambia too. RIP daddy
Africa is great
This tune supplies tons of enjoyment to me. Blessings to Mama Africa from Peru!
62 now, I listened to Rumba, Funk, Rock, Reggae, Blues, and Jazz over years, but this one tune has something different in it! I don't know what that is, but it gets me emotional; perhaps because the song was on radio throughout my early childhood!
Listening from South Sudan....Africa forever
Absolutely freaking fantastic music!! Way to go! Greetings from Bulgaria!
Wow bulgaria
Omg, someone from Bulgaria loves African music! Amazing 😅
@@tigreygt6614 I love African music. I also listen to Hot Water (Donovan Copley) who I believe is from Capetown, Kaapstad😉
We see you 🇿🇦😍👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾.
South African music is so sweet...just imagine it being spiced by Congolese one!!!therapy would definitely be Redefined!!much love from Kenya....2024...
Born in 2003 but I love this type of music more compared to our generation's music🥺❣️❣️
You are absolutely right Youngman, l applaud you for your taste🤝
I have always enjoyed songs by the mahotella queens since the 1970's and yet I don't understand a word of zulu. One of my favourite songs by the group was called Mafehlefehle (I assume that's the correct spelling). I have tried to get it on youtube but all in vain. Could someone re-download this song on youtube so I access it?
You are a rare breed! ❤
Pareille et je suis fière de te voir le dire.❤❤❤
I guess u are morally upright if u can appreciate this music
Listening From Rwanda 🇷🇼. I remember this on our first Black and White TV, I was young and free of stress then. Good song
Fsm
My mom is from Rwanda
@@tiak5138 What is her name please?
Haahahaha. Yeah am a Burundi and i remember our TV every 5min was going off to turn it on we had to use Thoth pic 😂😂😂i remember just like it was yesterday and to fay am in centurion South Africa Johannesburg hahahah that time I never think if I'll visit the S.A
Am a kenyan 🇰🇪
Who else is naming this beautiful music in 2023 👍🏽 if you Jamming
the song is about the appreciation of the industrialization of africa , he is appreciating the logistics and job creation and development, ha ha ha ha ha ha ye wenu u hundzikile kazet ,is in tsonga language for realizing so early about gazette for development, this song is the most enjoyable rythm ever made in africa , rip to baba mahlathini , 36 years later , its still in south african music list , very enjoyable , the drums so nice, so tsakani we ma gezani ,meaning be happy mama gezani
Thanks for the information buddy. There are very many good things there in the south.😊
Wooow, I'm Senegalese and was looking for this for ages.
You can't imagine what this song means to me even though I never had any idea about what they were saying,the sound brings back old good memories. Thank you very much. Blessings and Love from Sénégal
May 2021, listening from Angola🇦🇴
This song reminds me my childhood. I am proud of being African. Thank You Africa 🌍🇿🇦🙏😊🤗
J'aime la musique sud-africaine, le peuple sud-africain, sa lutte anti-appartheid, que Dieu vous bénisse abondamment.
Merci à l'artiste
Depuis la 225🇨🇮🇨🇮
Im a teenager and i love these kind of songs. I remember hearing this song growing up ❤
Saw them perform this song at Ellis Park 1990. It was such a priveledge to be able to experience their energy and share the soul of thousands dancing to their rythym.🙂
Grew up with these songs back in the day in Kenya 🇰🇪🇰🇪,brings up old memories of childhood, October 2021.
Representing Kenyan.....
KBC IDHAA YA TAIFA
Same here🇰🇪🇰🇪
When KBC United all Kenyans. Hakukuwa na competition
Good music never dies!
memories man!!! everything about this song is on point. The guitar, the voices, the chorus. Cameroonian listener here. One love to my South African brothers
On it this days, lovely memories
Beautiful
Cameroonian too. Love this music forever
from Poland, living in UK! MAX Music!!
Loong.🇹🇿
Born 2000 there was my neighbor,who usually play this music he was a barber and had a small shop i used to go there to listen to this masterpiece 🎉🎉 love from kenya love you all African countries hope one day we should have one flag as African continent 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪
I was lucky enough to see them perform live in a small club in Seattle back in the late 80's or early 90's. Wonderful times.
Good Morning from #Taung #Botswana
Christ Jesus is bigger than COVID-19 ❤️
🇧🇼🇿🇦🇱🇸😍💐👏🙏👌😛☝️😘🌹☀️
Welcome to Botswana!!! 🙂💥👌🇧🇼❤🌏
Zzuuuuuuuuuulluuuuuuuuuuu nuufff love and respect to all Africans from Jamaica
This is actually Xitsonga, yes it has similarities with Zulu
The attire is zulu-esque but the language is xitsonga. Same country, same spirit though.
I like it am from Uganda
Animal attire is what all African used to wear ...
Always reminds me of my late father.he used to play it after coming back from work..still listening in May 2024.
The Best African Soundtrack of All Time. This masterpiece made our childhood. Absolute Legendary. Blessings🔥👊🏼
Soweto Township, 1983 original version by Obed Ngobeni and Kurhula Sisters. Mahlathini and Mahotela Queens took it to another unforgetful level.
I ntiyiso.
I did not know this. Khensile hosi
Harry Belafonte did a cover before Mahlathini did
@@rhenguchauke9192 okay
@@rhenguchauke9192 my phone no LP me to
6/22/21 Listening from Atlanta, Ga. I just discovered this video. Man, these
women have THE BEST harmonizing vocals I've ever heard! Totally on
point! 😎👌 Can't stop playing this either! It's like it's become my
anthem. Lmao!! 😄😆 I'd pay good money to see any of the unused footage that didn't make it into the final video. If anyone has it they've got a real treasure on their hands.
This is our type of rhythm in Africa.... hard bars!!!
Much respect from Uganda 🇺🇬 🇺🇬 ❤
The nostalgia is intense ❣️
2021 legends that lived through the 90s let’s gather here and smile through the pandemic 😷
Zasha! 🔥 2024 in it! 🔥❤️💃
This is South Africa to the core. The female singers have the impeccable harmony blend the Hallmark of the South African singing voice
songs are the only thing that can bring back feelings, since we were kid we used to hear these songs. And even now as adults we hear them and they remind us of the time when we live with our parents🇹🇿🇹🇿🇹🇿
🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪 grew up listening to this ♥️♥️♥️much love from Kenya.
Damn the quality is on point for an 80's song.
EHSr
Africa is a home to music ❤❤❤.
I'm only 30 but this song hits home. Have an old soul I guess.
Good music.
Just 2 years older than you brother but yerr, it does hit home
Only 30.. 😏.. that's waaay old.
23 here
@@kiwishbj1💀💀
Am Ghanaian, had a nap one afternoon, and heard this classic in my dream. In reality I was going through some tough challenges in the period. I woke up crying and after found my strength.
Ohhh...😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢sweetest...
I’ve been searching for this song for a long long time, used to be played on radio. Finally found it
These music videos make me cry, some painful and beautiful memories growing in SOWETO ❤
From Kenya 🇰🇪 I was a little boy when this song was playing on radio like everyday, i didn't even know lyrics the language but what i know is music brings people together..... 🇰🇪 KBC radio
December 2020 from 🇿🇼 listening in Leicester
WONDERFUL!! INCREDIBLE!! Sadly I am old enough to have seen these wonderful ladies perform in North London, (England). Staggering performance!! Don't think that Maholatini was there BUT West N'kosi was there. Thank you all sooooo much. I tell new generations about this great music!!
Whenever I listen dis song infact it reminds our past childhood..when Kenya pple were free each other ,happily, love ,harmony,no tryp we were all brothers en sisters,from 80s en 90s.i wish life could beb past golden life...am from Kenya love Africa.
My Dad (may GOD REST HIS SOUL) loved this song ❤
I don't understand the lyrics, but since my childhood I love this song❤🥰. I am from Ivory Coast 🇨🇮
It is a song about massive development that is happening in gazankulu in limpopo, he says there are buses we should celebrate
@@mishacknthane1060 ah ok cool thank you very much i now understand the meaning of the song
Same here...from ghana
@@mishacknthane1060 thanks so much i really love the song . They can denied us everything except happiness much love from the Gambia west Africa
Salut bro
Where are my fellow Namibians? 🥺🇳🇦
Rolling stone top 200 brought me here. So happy to see Mahlatini being mentioned and recognized among the G.O.A.T musicians 🙌🫶
Baba Mahlathini when he says "Jika! Yawuzwa umoya " he got me laughing 😂😂😂😂
i always wonder why the whole world know Bill Jean by Michael Jackson but never knew legendary like this 🇨🇩🇨🇩🇨🇩
MTV
You must be joking! You’re comparing this to SUPERNATURALLY GIFTED LEGEND MICHAEL JACKSON??? Sacrilege! And it’s “Billy” Jean. 🙄🙄🙄
Yasolo Yy 🌿🤍🔥🙏🏽
En la costa Caribe de Colombia (sur América) esta música es muy conocida y se escucha como propia
@@mysticheart1049 firstly it's Billie. Secondly it's his opinion
I'am from Congo 🇨🇩🇨🇩🇨🇩🇨🇩🇨🇩 but I love South African music
Il y avait même une émission télévisée de chronique musicale à Kinshasa qui débutait avec cette chanson comme générique. J'aimais beaucoup cette chanson
Congo good in music too🇿🇦
Sur la route de l école avec mon père et mes frères, écoutant la belle mélodie eh Seigneur j ai des larmes en passant à mon cher regretté père il aimait tellement cette chanson.
Il dansera toujours sur ce son de la où il se trouve .J'ai toujours des larmes aux yeux en écoutant cette chanson et j'ai envie de rentré dans la chanson et danser avec eux
Africanacity . African is our business... I love the music from Kenya.
Soy colombiano y creci con esta musica. Muchos desconocen que se escucha mucho la musica de africa en la costa de colombia
Especialmente en toda la costa norte en cartagena barranquilla, sta marta y de ahí para adentro!
Tremendoo, un Domingo, bajo un palito y las costeñitas aquellass, uffffff. Vivaaa mi Costaaaaaa😍😍
Interesante información. No sabía eso.
WHAT??? REALLY???!!!
@@moisesmorales2289 well
Who's still vibin' to this in 2021?
Desde Cartagena de Indias, Colombia. Todas estás canciones se escuchan en todos los países del Caribe y se sigue haciendo. Generaciones marcadas por éste género.
Wooow😂
Meu Deus até fico emocionada.
A música não tem fronteiras.
One can't deny it: The black people are very good in languages and music. I can't stop listening to this song! Very nice!
I am so in love with this song it will last for centuries, I play it to my kids as well, these guys never studied music yet natural skills & music ear took them around the world they did not make fortunes but we are fortunate & appreciate the memories they created for us,. God Bless Africa!!
RIP to Gertrude. Huge loss to the Queens. Thanks for the music and memories
I remember the first day I travelled by train from the place where I was born and grew up to Dar es Salaam city, I was listening to this song. I was with my class mate by the name John....it was being played almost at every railway station. It left me with everlasting memories!
You lucky person
We still play this song in uganda everyday, we're in 2024 now🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤ SA is the best
Oh yes 2021 🥰🥰still listening from Cameroon 🇨🇲
All day!!! This music is awesome
Mon enfance au Congo Kinshasa
From south africa 🇿🇦 we appreciate you one love.
It reminds me of my childhood in 1988 in Douala. I compared the buses and train in the video with the SOTUC and intercity train in Douala at the time. How time has gone bringing change!
@@minicitekedioh6132 I know right 🤣🤣🤣
2020 October...who's with me
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Here bro💓🙂
november
Heeeere....here ..brother..To entertain is so nice..nice from +255..🇹🇿
Me 🤚🏾
Despite being only 38 years old, this song still marked my childhood. I have no idea what the lyrics say, but also the music has no language, it has a soul, it is an instrument of struggle and therefore it has a strong connection with our interior. Love you Afrika❤❤💯
The only lyrics I know is the ahaaaaaaaaaaaa part but still sing my own things. Grew up in the mid 90's and this kind of music ruled the airwaves
True
I am proud to be an African , being africans is my pride and blessing . This song is my childhood music my beautiful late Mother Angelle used to sang and dance every Saturday when Mahothella was singing on TV in Guinea Conakry
west Africa . My memory is back ,i even start crying , because this song is my late Mother favorite song . I live in abroad now , i google on you tube Mahothella name , and i got the lyric ,very happy
This is our kind of rythme in Africa
We send our messages through music. Love it.
I listen to this song since childhood when I didn't even understand the lyrics! Much love, what a memory from childhood still watching in 2021 in Ghana the heart of Afrika💝💝💝💝💋
URTNA time ryt?! those nostalgic days.... Hmmm
Me too hahah
Born in ghana 1980 came to canada in 1984
Miss home
@@paulbaah178 yeah!! early 90s
We love Mahotela from just across the river ❤🇱🇸
Wednesday March 9th, 2022 just 3 days after my beloved country Ghana 🇬🇭 celebrates her independence day and I'm here to watch this legendary tune again