UQhoshangokwenzakwakhe – Imikhuba yendlala Ft. Luve Dubazane

The South African umkiko kamaskandi and traditional thought composer Qhoshangokwenzakwakhe, together with voice pillar Luve Dubazane, sang a deep and culturally rich song entitled “Imikhuba yendlala” (The customs of hunger).

This is a song about love that fits the time when lovers of Maskandi music and fans of Zulu songs want a song with complete lyrics, combining the real spirit of the singing and hope in life. UQhoshangokwenzakwakhe continues to carve out a respectable space in traditional music through authentic storytelling, soulful voices, and dedication to preserving natural heritage.

The title “Imikhuba yendlala” is very much about the narrative of food scarcity, how people resist taking food even when it is scarce, and the value of patience during difficult times. The use of heart-touching Zulu proverbs and idioms turns this painful topic into a song that strengthens the knees and instructs both the young and the old alike.

Imikhuba yendlala by UQhoshangokwenzakwakhe – Ft. Luve Dubazane
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