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Category: Explaining Xitsonga Classics

Xitsonga classics: a collection of explanations of our timeless music.

Explaining Xitsonga Classics

“Khombo ra mina” by Paul Ndlovu — Decoded!

Explaining the Xitsonga classic – “khombo ra mina” by Paul Ndlovu.

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“He Mdjadji” by General MD Shirinda & Gaza Sisters — Decoded!

Explaining the Xitsonga classic – “He Mdjadji” by General MD Shirinda & Gaza Sisters

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“Bombo Ratika” by Samson Mthombeni and Gazankulu Girls — Decoded!

Explaining the Xitsonga classic – “Bombo ra tika” by Samson Mthombeni & Gazankulu Girls.

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“Vanhuvaka Hina” by Thomas Chauke na Shinyori Sisters — Decoded!

Explaining the Xitsonga classic – “vanhuvaka hina” by Thomas Chauke na Shinyori Sisters.

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“Nta dyiwa hi makoti” by Khatisa Chavalala and The Queens — Decoded!

Explaining the Xitsonga classic – “nta dyiwa hi makoti” by Khatisa Chavalala and The Queens.

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