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Elfas On The Mic - Saudações e Recomendações @2024

A cultura não é minha nem tua, ela é nossa! Paz e amor acima de tudo.
Valorize o Hip Hop Moçambicano.

10 - Chà - Feat. Azagaia ( Prod.Mak Da P)

E.D.T w/ M8to Soucer

IDK THT BITCH W/ CXCTUSNOTJXCK & Taylor .mp3

killstoner - BATMAN ft. Hyuta Cezar (prod. killstoner)

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Live Afrobeats Mix @Afroroom Dublin 05.04.24, with MC Nuelvibez & Hypeman Weezy.

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"AFROROOM" Dublin LIVE MIX AFROBEATS (5.04.25) | DJ DACOSTA

Miss Pru Dj-   Ameni Ft Emtee, Saudi, Sjava, Fifi Cooper, A - Reece & B3nchMarQ

Ugesi - Single

Ugesi Ft Emtee, Saudi, Flame, Neo, Sjava

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Sjava Ft. Saudi Baba Aac 28503

Sjava Amafu Aac 28398

Hot off the release of the massive song, #19Tobetsa, with the best hip hop DJ duo; Major League DJ'z , Focalistic releases another smash titled  Dankie Mpilo. Pitori will never die with Maradona ALIVE...

Dankie Mpilo - Single

Dankie Mpilo

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Xola (feat. Nue_Sam) | FlexyJam.com

Stimela is a South African Afro-fusion band, founded during the 1970s by Ray Phiri, a self-taught guitarist. The band was formed when Phiri got together with drummer Isaac Mtshali, Thabo Lloyd Lelosa, and Jabu Sibumbe, and they initially call themselves the Cannibals. The band started out as instrumentalists, but it later evolved to Afro-fusion when they joined forces with vocalist Jacob "Mparanyana" Radebe in 1975, continuing to work together for four years. The band kept going after Radebe died in 1978.

They changed their name to Stimela after a life-changing experience in Mozambique when they were stranded in Maputo for three months. They had to sell all their belongings to take a train home. This trip was a watershed moment as it was where they conceived the new name for the band: the train is translated as Stimela in Nguni languages.

Besides the change in name, the band also expanded with new members Charlie "Sam" Ndlovu, Nana Coyote, Thapelo Kgomo and Ntokozo Zungu. With soulful tunes and gripping lyrics, the band has recorded platinum-winning albums such as Fire, Passion, and Ecstasy, Listen, Look and Decide as well as the controversial People Don't Talk, So Let's Talk. One of their most memorable tracks - "Whispers in the Deep" - was restricted for broadcast by the old South African Broadcasting Corporation.

Xola (feat. Nue_Sam) | FlexyJam.com

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