Oliver Mtukudzi - Shanda

Shanda

[tsitsipaswavayiri]

who is listening to this song October 2024 🥰. the Legends music lives on 🤍

[RonaldChakanetsa]

just in case i wont be here nomore in 2050 going forward just know that i was born 1992 and today is 17 April 2024, this is one of my favorite songs of the late Legend Tuku

[onipaba]

I'm Ghanaian. I don't understand the words. But this was one of my favourite songs back in varsity over a decade ago. It shattered my cold Canadian winter with the rhythmic warmth of Africa. Still listening in 2019

[LawyerCho]

I remember when I was 10years, my mom used to play Oliver Mtukudzi a lot, I love almost all his songs and this is one of my favourite, it’s 02:59am, in the UK and I am listening to this song❤️🥰 still hits hard and it’s 2023❤️🥰

[bernadettemadondo]

this is one inspiring song, I left Zim for greener pastures in SA, and left my two babies aged 8 and 7...alas God has seen me through it all; varsity is just two years away for the eldest. Shanda mwana...shanda nesimba !!
#singlemumdiaries!!! never lose focus

[robertmiyanda]

Am a Zambian, grew up in Belvedere Harare. I first heard Tuku in 1998 & I've been listening to him since. I enjoyed the live concerts even more.

[Coachjay]

Im 23 and this song keeps me going everyday of my life, l work hard knowing one day l will succeed. Thank you Tuku

[magumbo]

The instruments keep me coming back for more ❤

[barrecords]

First heard of this song in 2002 when I was 13. Fell in love with Tuku music which put more respect to Zim name in my heart. Being a Molobedu from SA, I say RIP my king. 21 years later here I am still searching for you music on YouTube, let's keep the legacy going

[samuelbanda-zbko]

Tuku was a great musician world over, let's keep on working hard while we are asking for God's blessings. Rest well the African legend Dr Oliver Tuku Mtukudzi. We shall meet one day in God's kingdom ❤

[nokuthulaskhosana]

Missing my late brother. He introduced me to this kind of music

[GeorgeChindomu]

When we talk if Zim legends he surely one if them 😂😂
2024 any one here

[lungaartz]

God this song is breaking my heart and making me wanna cry, i feel the struggles of all the zimbabwean parents working hard to send their children to study overseas. Shandai nesimba guys and lets make em proud

[samanyangawestraightalk-uqug]

That moment when u are in diaspora working your a$$ off for the betterment of your family's future! 😢😢😢😢 tosimbiswa na Tuku!!!

[delightchewe]

Studying at UZ. This song made me access energy stored in a resevoir somewhere to keep on flipping pages

[Ad-Lo]

The song is about the craft of the musical artist. He is singing about how his chosen profession - as an entertainer - is often perceived as being less respectable than other professions, yet the joy received by his audiences is equivalent to the joy experienced by recipients of the hard work of other professionals. When he talks about hard work, he is talking about how his calling is to use his talents and gifts to provide for himself and his family and that it brings many ultimate fulfillment.

[lorainedisbani]

I am here because of the Selmor/Daisy saga 💔
Despite all the fiasco, your music 🎶 reigns Tuku 🎺

[holywomenofyeshua]

Rest in peace sir, you have been entertaining me since I was a baby and you'll be entertaining me till I die. Maybe we sing together in heavens choir😭😭😭

[takudzwachipunza]

I am a 20year old now, as I type this text. I am currently doing my studies abroad in the USA, listening to this track everyday just makes me feel at home once more, the fusion of the instruments and the vocals is more than I can understand. Now that I am away from mother I get to appreciate why she says to me, "mfana Tuku iLegend usadherere."

Thank You.

[bainganapeter]

I don't know this language, I've never spoken it, but i can sing this song. love the Afri-Solo in it.