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HOSANA DANCE MONOLISED This dance is called originally a rain-making dance performed by the BaKalanga people of western Zimbabwe and eastern Botswana. The crisscrossing rhythms are incredibly beautiful to listen to.

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Фото профиля @dee
@dee1 год назад

Mudhara mofanirwa kumbonotariswa pfungwa nachiremba mogona makutopenga nekugona kufadza vanhu kkkkk

Фото профиля 石高ゆめの🕯シンセカイヒーロー
石高ゆめの🕯シンセカイヒーロー1 год назад

Hello😙 I'm Yumeno Ishitaka🕯 Japanese ballerina girl🩰✨ I like dancing and singing! I perform live almost every day in Japan🎤 Thank you for the likes🙌🏻 Please follow me🤍

Фото профиля Ibbo D Mandaza
Ibbo D Mandaza1 год назад

Brilliant Mono!

Фото профиля Mono Mukundu
Mono Mukundu1 год назад

Thanx mkoma @ibbosnr

Фото профиля The Duke of Mbala
The Duke of Mbala1 год назад

@ibbosnr @Bantu_Wa_Afrika how's this for your road trips Cde? Thought this was 👌🏿

Фото профиля the_evan_muzambi
the_evan_muzambi1 год назад

Man I miss home like crazy 😍😍😍🔥

Фото профиля Emotion Mwinde
Emotion Mwinde1 год назад

Wonderful stuff

Фото профиля Maxwel Dondo
Maxwel Dondo1 год назад

You make it look like you created the original melodies of this song. You are great at what you do, Sir.

Фото профиля I-Am-African 💯
I-Am-African 💯1 год назад

Hosana my favourite dance

Фото профиля Spoonhead (the last Samurai)
Spoonhead (the last Samurai)1 год назад

Haaaaa mkoma sando dzenyu

Фото профиля Enock Chekure
Enock Chekure1 год назад

Mune chipo chenyu baba

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