Miriam Makeba 'Amampondo' (the Breathing song) live Cuba 1972
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- Опубликовано: 17 дек 2020
- Miriam Makeba - 'Amampondo' is referred to as the 'breathing song' in an interview she made about the South African Khosa language. Miriam became stateless in 1960 when South Africa cancelled her passport due to her being critical of apartheid when in the US. In response eight countries gave her citizenship, including Belgium, Guinea and Cuba - here she is performing in Cuba. Later the USA revoked her visa after she married Black Panther leader Stokely Carmichael, so she went to live in Guinea, and became a UN representative for them. She was a highly influential figure in the international fight against apartheid.
Far more info here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miriam_...
And at the Miriam Makeba Official RUclips Channel:
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Official Miriam Makeba website: www.miriammakeba.co.za/
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Que preciosidade em forma de talento.
This woman is a freakin legend
since I been a child this song has spoken to me. Respect and love to All people of African descent ♥️
Miriam Makeba was an excellent representative.
Her eyes…… ❤
The expressions on her face as she 'tells' the song!
Just discovering her music and it is most wonderful thank you so much for this song, I will this with my family.
You're welcome!
Extraordinaria!🌹natal y d desde Caracas Venezuela 🙋👍💐
Hitting pause to say ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
The song is called amampondo
Thanks a lot! I've corrected it in the description now. I don't know how I got that mistaken one.
I owned an album put out by her maybe years ago, in which she spoke with the "click" tougue! I was so intrigued....I no longer have it! Could anyone offer info' pertaining to another and the proper name of the album?
Thank you!
From the click song to the breathing song...
Gotta love it, right😅
😂😂😂❤❤🎉🎉🎉
What does those sounds means? 🤔
I can't tell you - but Miriam explains and demonstrates some Xhosa language sounds here: ruclips.net/video/WWizV6gl2N4/видео.html
@@GazelyGaze
Thanks
What does it mean please??
She is singing about the Mpondo People. Mpondo ppl/Amampondo are also Xhosa speaking people. She is saying.. 🎶The Mpondo people were here and they woke up early in the morning.🎶
@@DJ_Ndiks thank you so much ♥️
@@whatever0090 You are welcome.🤗
Wahrscheinlich versteht keiner den Text,
aber das ist ja auch nicht wichtig.
Wenn man einfach mitmacht bei dem Lied,
muß man ja gut drauf kommen!!!