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Chesaba Ka Bohaleng

by donna » Thu Jul 09, 2020 2:05 pm

"Mosadi o tshwara thipa ka bohaleng" a saying in the South African language of Sesotho meaning a woman holds a knife on the sharp side.
An ode to strong women who nurture with power and raise their family through tough circumstances.
performed by Chesaba
Abel Selaocoe (Cello/Vocals) Sidiki Dembele Djembe, (congas and Calabash) Alan keary (Electric Bass). Composed by Abel Selaocoe.


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	Expand view Topic review: Chesaba Ka Bohaleng Quote donna Chesaba Ka Bohaleng by donna » Thu Jul 09, 2020 2:05 pm "Mosadi o tshwara thipa ka bohaleng" a saying in the South African language of Sesotho meaning a woman holds a knife on the sharp side. An ode to strong women who nurture with power and raise their family through tough circumstances. performed by Chesaba Abel Selaocoe (Cello/Vocals) Sidiki Dembele Djembe, (congas and Calabash) Alan keary (Electric Bass). Composed by Abel Selaocoe. [align=center]:applause[/align] [align=center][youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=azrvaXgfI8E[/youtube][/align] [align=center]:notworthy[/align] [quote]"Mosadi o tshwara thipa ka bohaleng" a saying in the South African language of Sesotho meaning a woman holds a knife on the sharp side. An ode to strong women who nurture with power and raise their family through tough circumstances. performed by Chesaba Abel Selaocoe (Cello/Vocals) Sidiki Dembele Djembe, (congas and Calabash) Alan keary (Electric Bass). Composed by Abel Selaocoe.[/quote]


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