uQhoshangokwenzakwakhe – Sengenele (feat. Imfez’emnyama)

His own personal court and the choir of Anglican thoughts engage in music. The South African Choir, joined by the Anglican musical instrument, the Black Imfeza, which is full of a pleasant sound with a remarkable rhythm, which we call “Sengenele.”
UQhoshango delivers this song with a very respectable, confident, and controlling voice. He sets a thoughtful, contemplative mood from the opening bars, sliding over the beat with ease and pumping real passion into his Zulu lyrics. After this the butcher had not come in to polish off the stale fat with his stale words and tickle the heart, and their change only confirmed the message to look at things with male eyes and to come to terms with the numbers.
“Sengenele” is a song about taking action, not letting things go bad, setting a firm goal, and protecting dignity and grace amid life’s challenges. They use the emotive power of the Zulu language to make this title a word that means an idol and the torch-bearer for the elders in the same way.
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