Tapindwa Nei Oliver Mtukudzi
[Intro]
Ndozviudza aniko
Nditaurire aniko
Ndingazvitaure sei ahh ah
Rega ndirambe ndinyere
Zvandityisa, zveityisa
[Chorus: Oliver Mtukudzi]
Ndezviudza aniko? (Aniko?)
Nditaurire aniko? (Aniko?)
Ndingazvitaure sei? (Ah, ah)
Rega ndirambe ndinyere
Zvandityisa
(Haiwaiwa varumewe, zveityisa)
[Verse 1: Oliver Mtukudzi]
Varume tapindwa neiko?
Varume tapindwa neiko isu?
Kubata mwana chibharo asati akura
Kubata mwana chibharo asati akomba
[Chorus: Oliver Mtukudzi]
Ndezviudza aniko? (Aniko?)
Nditaurire aniko? (Aniko?)
Ndingazvitaure sei? (Ah, ah)
Rega ndirambe ndinyere
Vandityisa
(Haiwaiwa vakomanawe, zveityisa)
Ndezviudza aniko? (Aniko?)
Nditaurire aniko? (Aniko?)
Ndingazvitaure sei? (Ah, ah)
Rega ndirambe ndinyere
Vandityisa
(Haiwaiwa vakomanawe, zveityisa)
Ndezviudza aniko? (Aniko?)
Nditaurire aniko? (Aniko?)
Ndingazvitaure sei? (Ah, ah)
Rega ndirambe ndinyere
Vandityisa
(Haiwaiwa vakomanawe, zveityisa)
"Tapindwa Nei" by Oliver Mtukudzi, released in 1998, is a poignant #Afrobeat song that explores themes of resilience, social justice, and the struggles faced by the marginalized. The lyrics question the hardships endured by the people, reflecting on societal issues and the quest for hope. Musically, it features Mtukudzi's signature guitar work and rhythmic percussion, creating a vibrant yet reflective atmosphere. The song holds cultural significance in Zimbabwe, resonating with listeners as an anthem for empowerment and unity in the face of adversity.
