You know what's crazy? 😅 I know almost 84 of this legend's songs and how te touches his guitar notes but I don't understand even a single word 😂 he's the best, the most amazing - my favourite song "Ntshumi" from Shimatsatsa "Basopa" 🔥
The documentary about Dr. Thomas Chauke is one that has been eagerly awaited for a long time. Its release comes at a time when many Africans are still trying to find their place in the world. We would like to express our sincere gratitude to Mahlalu Wa Xitsonga TV for bringing us this highly anticipated documentary. Dr. Thomas Chauke is a renowned figure in the music industry, and his life journey has been an inspiration to many. Through this documentary, we have the opportunity to learn more about his life, his struggles, and his successes. Moreover, we can learn more about the vaTsonga culture and its rich history. One of the most remarkable moments in the documentary was how Dr. Thomas Chauke was welcomed by the chief. The respect and warmth with which he was received are a testament to the deep cultural ties between the vaTsonga people and their traditions. This documentary is a must-watch for anyone interested in African culture, music, and history. Once again, we express our heartfelt gratitude to Mahlalu Wa Xitsonga TV for bringing us this remarkable documentary. #AfricaUnite.
Thomas chauke Is the king of xigaza music. Ximatsatsa no1up 19 loko miyingisela kahle Timba I ngaku ti lo humesiwa lembe leri.kokwani wa va nwani number ka album 15 loko kuri aswi koteka yivuyiseni tatana or kokwani DR😊 Chauke
The Legend!!!¡! Trust me when I say his music raised me to the man I am today. Especially volume 11 to volume 19. The only XiTsonga music I listen to this day is Thomas Chauke music. The message and wisdom in those albums I mentioned is unmatched.
I completely agree with your statement. It's hard to imagine now, but during those times, we did not have the luxury of transportation like we do today. We had to walk long distances to get to school, often without shoes on our feet. It was a difficult journey, but we persevered because we knew how important education was. Despite the challenges, I look back on those times with pride and gratitude for the lessons they taught me. It was around 1986 when I started listening to his music, and it really helped me become the man I am today.
@@CMfilmsAfrica We are a lucky generation indeed to have experienced his music in real time. I laugh when people talk about Brenda, Zahara breaking album sales records because I saw it with my own eyes for many years Dr Thomas Chauke albums selling out same day the albums were released. It would be like that for the entire November and December months. You will run around Thohoyandou and Louis Trichardt music stores looking for his new album.
❤Thank you doctor chauke eka ntivo na talent ya nwina, mi role model ya malume wa mina vanga hundza emisaveni.ni mirhandza niri bushbuckridge manyeleti
It looks like it’s a two part documentary; you can see from family video Conny and Themba Chauke were still very young. And on the other interview Conny looks much older. I’d say 1991…
Dr Thomas Hasanai Chauke, a living legend indeed. May the Lord keep you for us and the next generation.
You know what's crazy? 😅 I know almost 84 of this legend's songs and how te touches his guitar notes but I don't understand even a single word 😂 he's the best, the most amazing - my favourite song "Ntshumi" from Shimatsatsa "Basopa" 🔥
We finally get this documentary ❤Thank you
The documentary about Dr. Thomas Chauke is one that has been eagerly awaited for a long time. Its release comes at a time when many Africans are still trying to find their place in the world. We would like to express our sincere gratitude to Mahlalu Wa Xitsonga TV for bringing us this highly anticipated documentary.
Dr. Thomas Chauke is a renowned figure in the music industry, and his life journey has been an inspiration to many. Through this documentary, we have the opportunity to learn more about his life, his struggles, and his successes. Moreover, we can learn more about the vaTsonga culture and its rich history.
One of the most remarkable moments in the documentary was how Dr. Thomas Chauke was welcomed by the chief. The respect and warmth with which he was received are a testament to the deep cultural ties between the vaTsonga people and their traditions.
This documentary is a must-watch for anyone interested in African culture, music, and history. Once again, we express our heartfelt gratitude to Mahlalu Wa Xitsonga TV for bringing us this remarkable documentary.
#AfricaUnite.
Thomas chauke Is the king of xigaza music. Ximatsatsa no1up 19 loko miyingisela kahle Timba I ngaku ti lo humesiwa lembe leri.kokwani wa va nwani number ka album 15 loko kuri aswi koteka yivuyiseni tatana or kokwani DR😊 Chauke
My mother favorite singer everyday when I play his songs it remind me of my late mother
Dr Thomas Chauke miyi lwili ya nwina hi mirhandza ngopfu ❤
Loko u hlanta byalwa Ku tsaka vanghana,,, Hlanta Ngati Ku rila maxaka❤❤❤
What is the name of that song please
Dr Tomas hasani cauke thanks for your music it teach us the way of living
Profound Words from the Living Legend Much Respect for you Dr🤞✅✅✅💯💯I'm inspired
Great documentary
God bless doctor thomas chauke hamiranda
Storytelling xa Mkhegula xi vupfuli, Dokodela va switekeril kambe swihuma hi nghoma.
Ti nghoma leti hi nga kula hi tona ❤❤❤❤ The Doc 🎉🎉🎉
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The Legend!!!¡! Trust me when I say his music raised me to the man I am today. Especially volume 11 to volume 19.
The only XiTsonga music I listen to this day is Thomas Chauke music. The message and wisdom in those albums I mentioned is unmatched.
I completely agree with your statement. It's hard to imagine now, but during those times, we did not have the luxury of transportation like we do today. We had to walk long distances to get to school, often without shoes on our feet. It was a difficult journey, but we persevered because we knew how important education was. Despite the challenges, I look back on those times with pride and gratitude for the lessons they taught me. It was around 1986 when I started listening to his music, and it really helped me become the man I am today.
@@CMfilmsAfrica We are a lucky generation indeed to have experienced his music in real time.
I laugh when people talk about Brenda, Zahara breaking album sales records because I saw it with my own eyes for many years Dr Thomas Chauke albums selling out same day the albums were released. It would be like that for the entire November and December months. You will run around Thohoyandou and Louis Trichardt music stores looking for his new album.
We so proud of Dr chauke
Dokodela Hasani Thomas chauke, The leaving legend 👏 🙌 👌
Dokodela's mother is a good story teller
thank you
Proud you of Dr Tomas Chauke🙏
Utakula rini nwananga ninge sweki byala nirhamba vanhu nivabyela kuri ikurile❤❤❤❤
Xikwembu axihihlayiseli nwina kuyamahlweni DR chauke mina nirhandza yingoma tanwina swinene ngopfu ngopfu laha ko ijarimani ringatisa vakokwani lomujoni
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I like his music
Matimu
19 Feb 2024
This guy is smart
😂😂😂 ayi banga ti class dokodela
Goodbless you ❤❤❤more
Sesi Conny va vhumbe khale leswaku I dokodela ya rixaka😂
Ni rhandza mhan Eva na Mhan Ethel ❤
Niyi tsudzuka Documentary leyi😅😂
Hoyohoyo🎉 Dr Thomas Chauke🎉🎉
hatipina hi mi tirho Yan,wina chauke
That opening song is called Anga na ngondo from shimatsatsa 16
Hirini niyilava interview leyi nakhensa mani
Hikombela part 2 😍😍❤️
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My mother was also called Tsatsawane in honor of my late mother I have to visit this giant
Mhlengwe waxiviri hamirhandza swinene ..Simon madebani nka Nkuri ka Tomu
Mulandu husina dzi sub title, na vhanna!…havha munna vho Thomas vhatea u taniwa vhukuma…
Thomas chauke vatirhile
Mara interviewer kulava VA improve line of questioning swivutiso swo endla ingari kova ti suggestion
Ya khale ngopfu this video Loko Ku huma volume one ya music video
❤Thank you doctor chauke eka ntivo na talent ya nwina, mi role model ya malume wa mina vanga hundza emisaveni.ni mirhandza niri bushbuckridge manyeleti
Hi lava ku downloader video leyi!
Rest bra Mike
Ha mirhandza swineneDr wa hina xikwembu axi mihlayiseli hina vaseketeri va nwina
Iya Rin documentary ley
It looks like it’s a two part documentary; you can see from family video Conny and Themba Chauke were still very young. And on the other interview Conny looks much older. I’d say 1991…
Swi sasekini swinene🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹
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