Aston Wylie (Cover) Click Song A.K.A Qongqothwane - Miriam Makeba

Growing up in South Africa, the Click Song is a well known and prolific song from the legendary Miriam Makeba. It was one of grampas favourite and this is a tribute to him and his life.

[lusi_sings]

Okay work! 🌻🌻 - as a Xhosa speaking person, this is really impressive!

[likhobayabongamosana]

The low register with a bass WHAT! You sir have captured my heart completely.

[yeoworld]

I really love the slower version, it makes it more emotional for me...
well done. Bravo

[scptime]

Positive cultural exchange is such a sight. Amazing voice and amazing performance. Xhosa is a beautiful language to listen to, in fact all click languages are beautiful. I absolutely adore the song Qongqothwane and to see it be performed so soulfully is just... wow. Amazing work.

[csuszka]

this is so very nice :-) i love ms makeba's version a lot as well and this was very different. very lullaby-like. i love to think about this little beetle from time to time

[scsboxing]

Very good man my mother taught me to sing this song very young as a white male I'm proud to say that I know how to sing this song to the best of my ability which I believe is better than some
But I am still humbled to have had such a great mother of freedom and no limits
The only reason why I was searched for this song recently is because my mother passed away and I just wanted to sing it again from what she shared with me

[gotsebonapogiso]

Mama Miriam would've love this rendition as well

[borwa]

What an angelic voice! Peace and Blessings ✨ 🌻 from South Africa 🇿🇦 ❤️. I'm about to share this

[sanelequmba]

Mad props to this dude. Really makes me proud to be a South African

[bbca]

I love the original, but BOY does this version rock (pun intended). Beautiful voice and arrangement, sir

[harrisontu]

This was amazing. I am an American, who is familiar with South African culture, from some cultural experiences I’ve had online, and I have several South African friends, even though I’ve never physically been to the country. It’s my dream destination. You have done this song so much justice. I’m impressed.

[anthonysmith]

This was really good. From Atlanta Ga, USA

[Audity]

Listening to it at .75 speed while reading the lyrics to try to understand how Xhosa works and come to find out it sounds like a really pleasant lullaby at that speed. Very good at regular too. 👍🔥

[sammylj]

Hey man ur so good… never heard a white man sing the click song so perfectly before… also u must do khosa lessons… british indian here going bananas over a beautiful song sung so well 👏🏻👏🏻👍🏼🙌🏻

[EvelynTokamp]

What a gem to find on youtube, thank you and best wishes from the NL!

[sardarcantu]

I really like this song, I'd like to learn it, but isiXhosa seems a challenging language hah, but as in every language, one way is to learn it through songs, especially that you are singing slowly, it gets easier to learn. I might not learn it today, maybe not tommorow, but one day, I'll give it a try 😁 it's one of the most beautiful languages I've ever heard ❤❤❤

[annetjonameeuw]

You are amazing❤❤.
A white man singing the click song👏👏 so well🌹.
I love this song😀

[psiquiatriaholmes]

Aston, it was a special surprise to meet you while I was looking for Miriam Makeba. I agree with Sammy about khosa lessons. Thanks and congratulations! Holmes

[mrredd]

I cry everytime I hear this song.... absolutely beautiful.

[HappyCat-]

isiXhosa is so cool!!! I love this wedding song