Imbombo!!! bina Karonga.........i feel like crying now,this video takes me home and am asking myself what the fuck am i doing here{western world}.I miss home.Thanks for posting the video,wud like to get more of this.
@mwakamala & ndoviyani thanks for correction when i first saw these i thought of sharing then return home after some years in muliyenda. Will try to get more for you. Good time.
@@selinangozo4436 the name is same but dancing style is different. This style is for chitipa/karonga. Having lived in Nkhatabaya and Chitipa, I know. For Tonga malipenga its like this: ruclips.net/video/NDlSqHIuW-4/видео.html
It makes sense for these dances to be similar to all those kinds. They are actually similar to the Lipenenga from the Nyakyusas in Tanzania. I think those tribes in Malawi and the Nyakyusas are all victims of the arbitrary boundaries created by the colonialists as we may otherwise have ended up in the same country.
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Thank you.... Please keep our tradition alive and keep it coming.❤️❤️❤️
Great great dance
Great perfomance
Great dance home boys. Remind those old good days i miss homeland ☺☺
Niko Zambia naku pata
thanks for sharing, greetings from italy
Imbombo!!! bina Karonga.........i feel like crying now,this video takes me home and am asking myself what the fuck am i doing here{western world}.I miss home.Thanks for posting the video,wud like to get more of this.
OOh my God u remind me so far! this is not Mganda is just Ling'oma
I love this.
I am both lambya and Tonga. I saw this type of dance in Chitipa. But I don't think the guys in the video are from Chitipa.
@mwakamala & ndoviyani thanks for correction when i first saw these i thought of sharing then return home after some years in muliyenda. Will try to get more for you. Good time.
Momumo bhakukaja
This should be mapenenga (malipenga) from Chitipa or karonga.
Maripenga it is Tonga people original from Nkhata _Bay not karonga or Chitipa.i know for sure because I'm Tonga my self.
@@selinangozo4436 the name is same but dancing style is different. This style is for chitipa/karonga. Having lived in Nkhatabaya and Chitipa, I know.
For Tonga malipenga its like this: ruclips.net/video/NDlSqHIuW-4/видео.html
It makes sense for these dances to be similar to all those kinds. They are actually similar to the Lipenenga from the Nyakyusas in Tanzania. I think those tribes in Malawi and the Nyakyusas are all victims of the arbitrary boundaries created by the colonialists as we may otherwise have ended up in the same country.
Gg
Mang'oma