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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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Mudhara mofanirwa kumbonotariswa pfungwa nachiremba mogona makutopenga nekugona kufadza vanhu kkkkk

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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🤍

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Brilliant Mono!

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Thanx mkoma @ibbosnr

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

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Man I miss home like crazy 😍😍😍🔥

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Wonderful stuff

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

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Hosana my favourite dance

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Haaaaa mkoma sando dzenyu

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Mune chipo chenyu baba

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