DJ Qness...Fugama Unamate (ft. Oluhle)
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- čas přidán 21. 08. 2024
- Fugama Unamate presents a unique Africanised deeply cultured tribal dance song from South Africa...it combines different influences from tribal, to deep, to live expressed through the live African guitar, to bring out a style and a sound never heard before. Qness here cooks up a formular that crosses cultures, borders and Diasporas...Fugama U namate is in all its might, a unique piece that is bound to woo both local and international audiences alike...
2024 in the UK 🇬🇧 and wish home had all opportunities that sent us to foreign land
You can say that again
2010/02/12 when I was badly burnt & hospitalized for 6 months & still playing it even today in 2024 & will keep playing though I bringd allbad memories
2024 we still here by the Grace of God
2024 I am here, this song touched my heart in an enormous way. Jesus is real and He is coming, the road ahead is difficult. Wake up and pray my people of all nations.
May 2021 I am here, the first time I listened to this hit was January 2010 on my way to VAAL UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY for walk-ins registration. By the grace of God, I managed to register, today I run an Audit Consulting Company
Hire me please!
What are your qualifications
Hi Bethuel. I have a Bachelors Degree in Accounting and I also completed my articles. I have in total 7 years experience as an auditor.
That's very nice, you have done very well
Beautiful 😍 Tuesday
2024 April 10…..still jamming to this song 🎵.
2009 🎉🎉🎉🎉 what a year
2024 am still listening 🎧 to the song and heals from the song 👌💯🤍🥰
2020 still listening to this song😭🔥🔥anyone else??
🤘🔥
Fire fire
This is my jaaaaaammmm
My song eish
I first lostened to it 2015 i was a little boy and liked it its today that i got to look for the song finally💥😭
This song reminds me of my late friend Pacman who committed suicide last year..we used to play it with virtual dj..i miss and love you my boy..i hope your soul is resting in perfect peace
This songs reminds me of my late uncle may your soul rest in peace.❤️🕊
the song is a killer,it is so hot u can burn! love it!
back in the day
@@giftyndubane6318 when we would just pick our bags and go. Unlike now when one has to consult by testing and seeking permission. Gone are the days.
@@mathaborampanyane6497 Jah neh, those were the days
Please drop Dj Qness's Revenge 😭😭😭
Even if you say so yourself!!
I was still like 9 years when i heard this for the first time. 19 in 2024 and still visit❤
Edit: I listened also watching the history of apartheid and aspired to be a lawyer to help this country get rid of the oppression. Today I'm a second year LLB student😊
I didn't understand this song back then. I was just a kid with no problems now I listen to this for healing❤
"Ifun'iqhawe lendlela, inzima inameva" ✊😭 guc'uthandaze
Yah neh DJ Qness + Oluhle gave us one for the ages. A classic. 😢
2023 SEP, I AM STILL JAMMING TO THIS! GOING THROUGH MIDLIFE CRISIS😢
15 March 2019..nge WI-FI yase DUT ngilalele lengoma yenza 1🔥🔥
Vuk' uthandaze... 💯😥❤️
A spiritual nation we are👏🏽🙌🏽🤲🏽 Azania
This song reminds me of when I was doing grade 5 (2009) during the Arts and Culture presentation (Performing Art ), that's when I first heard the song being played by my Arts And Culture teacher and I have been looking for it ever since and I got it 😍😥❤💯from a different province doing my second year as Nelson Mandela University student❤
This song shaped my childhood in some ways❤️ Beautiful treasure ❤️🙌🏽
2023 still listening to it
😂i was 6 if not 7
What's the meaning of the song?
As I head to one of the toughest weeks of my life, I take this hit with Me for courage ❤
Namanje.... Ayi Syabonga Qness....Such an Amazing song.... Yebo sekwafika amaDistruction Boyz Kodwa This is The Holy Grail...Like It Or Not..... Timelessness Right Here....#2017
Fugama unamathe...guqa uthandaze...kgumama orapele...inzima indlela....this song still does it for me
July 2024 I'm here🎉
Heish i danced to this song last December at my wedding... Brings back such happy memories
Are you still married?
2024 still listen
Cant get enough of this song. Writing exam 2moro but still listening 22:28
still rocking in 2020, i remember it in 2010 my aunties wedding. youthful vibes
Tinoshinga chete. Nyagwe rwireme. Tinokunda .Amen Amen Amen
2023 and i still remember when i was in primary and big brother would play this song on his cd's in the car❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥
Who is still here with us in 2017 on this song? This song aint going no where I tell ya! What a tuuuuuuuuuuuuuune!
this is still a hit man. i love it
Even today
🙏🙏 I just came to say thank you to this hit song...it's only now I came to understand the lyrics
listening to it it Nelson Mandela University ,Port Elizabeth 2021 May 14
the nostalgia this song creates ayyy i Miss home ko Showe KZN
I always stop myself from crying...when l listen to this song...why?.l can't explain l just become so emotional
I just shed a year....😢
1 August 2020..it brings back fond memories
Used to sing it when I was sick mum likes reminding me whenever it plays😂😂😂
It's actually two languages. Zimbabwean shona and Zimbabwean ndebele.
Yes Sandra Ndebele sang it..long time ago..
No matter what you are going through in life, kneel down and pray 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🎶
Pfugama unamathe🙏
15 January 2018 and still listening to this song.
one of the best sounds we ever had!!!!!!
this song is hot,i listern to it everyday even dou i dnt knw wat it means,its jst refresh my soul.u can feel it when you listen to the guitar,the voice of de gal it soundz more nice like it
this song takes me back in the olden days man I still love this song
Dix bang make me wanna cry .
Back dan we use to play dix jam an my family waz all ok but now😭.
But dix song make me strong
in trying times like this, the only thing that can save us is to knee down and pray...
Goddammit I was eight years old when this was released 🙆♂️. Still fire though 🙌💯
❤old days kumane kuthi angikhale uma ngicabanga umuntu lapho aphuma khona.😢 nalapho asafisa ukuya khona koda sekuse duze phambili kunase mumva
Yoh ngathi ukhuluma indlela engizizwa ngayo if ngiyidlala..ngikhala ngize ngidele..these track reminds me..ubaba womtanami may his soul continue rip🕊🕊🕊😔🫂💔
It's 2023 and I'm here vibing with the song💃💎📍❤
i always play this song whenever im hurt
Couldn't stop listening to this song
Profound music indeed
In this difficult time lost as we our friendss and family members but I'm happy we can still come to this song to ease the pain and look forward to life and difficulties coming our way... Keep strong mtanasekhaya... 12/08/2021 ♥️🙌🏾 great piece
I'm here nge 2019.....
2010..my daughter is 15 years old and we still loving it
this track still got it even in 2019.........
since i finally got hold of ths song m playing it daily.
2022 the song still hitting 🔥🔥🔥
2019 still listening to this song, one of my favorite African piece
Once a while you gotta revisit the classics 🔥#2021 we here
sad song sang at most of Zim's funeral emotional song cant help but it makes me remember my relatives who passed on.
Still jamming to this song even today 💃
Kolo
2020 Still we go hard! Software Programmers Approves!
heard this tune yesterday30.08 at Dunhum's bar Northampton UK played by Bopstar..a floor filler it is..brilliant very touchy track..made me nostalgic then.
Ths song still does it for me in 2018
The song +the struggle pictures =tears 😭
love this song. I'm still listening to it
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Who is with me 2023🔥
Steel hot I was starting alcohol and weed BT I can't even remember how many girlfriends I had by that time BT all that past its feel good to listen song that remind u back showing how expirince life consequences n grown up
This is what I call quality music. May the entire team that boiled this gong continue being United to bless us with other hidden great sound
This song blesses me 😢😢😢
Woza lazo my Si!!! This is really good stuff!
I'm pretty sure i can hear her saying "Ngzoyihamba kanjan lendlela ilameva ayahlaba,guq' uthandaze" which is in IsiZulu from South Africa
lol very true...i can also hear that part
@Andrew Shingange Its Northern Ndebele, spoken by the Ndebele of Zimbabwe. Northern Ndebele is closely related to the Zulu language, spoken in South Africa. This is because the Northern Ndebele people of Zimbabwe descend from followers of the Zulu leader Mzilikazi (one of Zulu King Shaka's generals), who left the Zulu Kingdom in the early 19th century, during the Mfecane, arriving in present-day Zimbabwe in 1839. Northern Ndebele is spoken by roughly 1.6million Zimbabweans.
Although there are some differences in grammar, lexicon and intonation between Zulu and Northern Ndebele, the two languages share more than 85% of their vocabulary. Linguists argue between Northern Ndebele being a separate language or a dialect of Zulu. Of interest is the fact that
Northern Ndebele and Southern Ndebele (spoken by the Ndebeles in South Africa, also apparently known as Transvaal Ndebele), are separate but related languages with some degree of mutual intelligibility. However, Northern Ndebele as spoken by Zimbabwean Ndebeles is more closely related to Zulu than it is to Southern Ndebele. Southern Ndebele, while maintaining its Nguni roots, apparently has been greatly influenced by the Sotho languages.
This hymn is originally Shona but has had some of the sentences interpreted into Ndebele.
You are welcome, 😊
Pam Tairoodza
Wow
@@pamtairoodza4268 Thank you😊
Hebaan been looking for this song, reminds me of my days lol.
Timeless classic, imagine after so many years i a had to search for it 2023
Eish dis song still rocks man
2019❤️
The best song in the world
I love this song so much...because I fully I understand the message within it!!!!
Ao shems my brother...continue rest in peace
My childhood favourite 😻 song
"Ifuni qhawe lendlela"
2k20 i still approve
i was doing grade 2 in 2008 😭😭😭💔 god just bring back those days
2020 January 9th, life is showing me flames...had to come here to listen to this song.
2020 I’m still here... This song is still a hit
13 March 2019 anyone??❤❤😘
this tune is nice, ...cannt complain
Kneel n pray❤❤2024
Now this is a heat and a half... UK approves!!!
2022 still here....going to 2023 rocking it still 🍾🥂
FFFYYYAAAHHH... nice video too. Thanks for uploading.
in here in 2078
@AfrikanEagle the lyrics actually says how can l travel this road wch has thorns that prick....pfugama unamate (kneel down and pray). There are 2 languages sang here Shona from Zimbabwe and Zulu from South africa, The song is actually of Zim origins which was and is still sang at funerals its a very sad song but yes times change now they groove wth it.
Wouldn't the Zulu part of the lyrics sung be Ndebele,also from Zimbabwe,l stand corrected.
Thanx for helping with longuage God bless
The two languages are Shona and Ndebele from Zimbabwe
2021 Still jamming 🔥🔥🔥
2021 babyyy!!
2020 Corona virus but we still here
2021 dec..memories back then😭
2020 I'm Still here😍😍😍
Still in 2019 i listen to this song 😭😢
If she survived the slideshow and still sings like a nightingale I’m good forever.👍🏼❤️
The language is shona which is widely spoken in Zimbabwe . However , it is important to mention that this song was originally done by Zimbabwean faith group vabati vajehova .
Lol,, dude,,vabati vajehova really??? Originally done??? We grew up singing this song,, way before vabati vajehova came up
Thank you Traggy for highlighting that fact
Loving this track