Happy Kwanzaa Song FANOKO SINGERS Official Music Video

Happy Kwanzaa Song - FANOKO SINGERS

[oivey]

I have to share that as a first grade teacher who embraces diversity, I taught my class this song this past Kwanzaa. We sang it in class, and then we brought it to our school holiday sing-along so others could learn it too. It was so impactful that when one of my students got a lizard for the holidays, he named it Ngozo Saba! Thank you very much for putting this out there!

[paulajarrett-papaioannou]

I remember watching this with my 8 yr old son when it was was his birthday

[janw]

I love this song I can't wait until kwanzaa 2021❤

[janw]

This was one of the songs i played a thousand times during kwanzaa 2020! What a great uplifting song!

[jesspraise]

I always loved the African clothes. Beautiful song and video.

[gregorymclaughlin]

Habari Gani! I love it. The spirit is alive with us. True love

[lynettehuggins]

Very entertaining.  Great Celebration ritual for Kwanza.

[naturalnatural]

Spirit is alive an Continues to live in me!!!!

[blackempress]

Still listening in 2018! Cant stop dancing! Thank you! Happy Kwanzaa!

[charlottesistacferrell]

TThis is a wonderful way to start the year into start every day dancing and embracing the words and energy of this song

[MetahForeGenome]

I love this...! so simple and lovely to listen to!

[oswaldbobb]

Great Work, I like the editing!, Very Colorful

[oivey]

Oh, na dthat's because I taught them the 7 principles and the meaning behind each :)

[michaelfraser]

So soothing...for soon morning listening pleasure. Thank You...FS

[janw]

Kwanzaa 2022 next month let's keep it going brothers and sisters umoja

[veramickey]

this is an awesome video and song I love my people no matter what

[vinnettepope]

Beautiful song and celebration. Thank you for sharing this wonderful video.

[anthonyisjustchillin]

My teacher showed me this and this song is amazing!

[awillisburns]

I love your song! May I please use 30 seconds of the chorus for a play-along video for my music students? I will credit Fanoko Singers and this YouTube link so that music educators who would like to buy the song can see the information here. Thank you for considering.

[moonlily]

Hey, you might not celebrate Kwanzaa, but this song slaps regardless.