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Pfeni

Date: 
1949/09/23
Composer: 
Hodzi Katsukunya (Performer)
Format: 
78 RPM Acetate Record
Source: 
C5U12
Publisher: 
International Library of African Music
Rights: 
International Library of African Music
Identifier (greenstone export db): 
2859
Identifier (original): 
AC0863-C5U12
Identifier (disa): 
mus1949-09-23.036.018.AC0863-C5U12
Keywords: 
  • ILAM
  • Southern African
  • Folk music
  • Madebe
  • Mbira
  • Charewa
  • Southern Rhodesia
  • Zimbabwe
  • Hodzi Katsukunya
  • AC0863
  • Budya
  • Korekore
Description: 

Humourous song

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Come back Mandela when you come back to the parliament you will see Botha shaking

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