In South Africa, a group of traditional Maskandi musicians, Amabongwa, released an upbeat yet reflective song of the times titled “Phenduka.”
This song is available for lovers of traditional music and Maskandi purists who want a message about stories of Zulu culture, emotional sounds, and traditional guitar skills. Amabongwa akomeza kubahirizwa no guhabwa agaciro gakomeye binyuze mu kuririmba inkuru zishingiye ku buzima busanzwe, ijwi ryuje ubuhanga, no kubungabunga imigenzo y’abasekuruza. Muri “Phenduka” (ijambo risobanura guhindukira, kwisubiraho, cyangwa gusaba imbabazi no gusubira mu nzira nziza), itsinda rya “Phenduka” rikoreshwa mu njyana ituje kandi ikora ku mutima mu kugaragaza ibijyanye no kwisubiraho, kwihana, kubabarira, no kubaka ubwiyunge mu bantu n’imiryango nyuma y’ingorane z’ubuzima..
The words of “Phenduka” are very relevant to the need to forgive, to return from past mistakes, to promote family unity, and to move on from tribal grievances even amid divisions. Using good-quality observations of the Sun, they correct the large-scale structure and the distortions due to the presence of the old solar system and adjust the time scale.
Bihuza neza kugira ngo uwumva ahabwe ibihe byiza byo kuryoherwa n’umuziki gakondo mu byiyumvo by’iyi ndirimbo. The vocal talent is as remarkable as the guitar riffs from the beginning to the end.
Add this beautiful song to the list of songs you listen to in the morning or in the time of meditation and relaxation! We listen to Phenduka, which is now available on all online music stores!
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