mbaqanga การใช้

• One of the few remaining mbaqanga bands is The Cool Crooners.
• Mbaqanga developed in the South African shebeens during the 1960s.
• Nkabinde continued to churn out mbaqanga material but saw his popularity decline.
• The genre was called sax jive and later mbaqanga.
• The derivation of mbaqanga into bubblegum contributed enormously towards the development of kwaito.
• The principle genres of township music are mbaqanga, kwela, and marabi.
• Bubblegum is a genre highly influenced by mbaqanga.
• Mbaqanga, a Zulu word for steamed cornbread, fused marabi and kwela influences.
• Mbaqanga also continues to influence musicians worldwide.
• Mbube is a precursor to the more currently popular African choral genres mbaqanga and iscathamiya.
• However, the decline of mbaqanga music meant that the project lasted only a year.
• The band blended elements of sungura, jazz, South African mbaqanga and traditional music.
• Mbaqanga music is marabi's successor.
• Its use of western instruments allowed mbaqanga to develop into a South African version of jazz.
• Many mbaqanga scholars consider it to be the result of a coalition between marabi and kwela.
• Also included are several Zulu hymns rearranged by the Queens into a gospel-mbaqanga style.
• He began his association with Gallo Music in the 1960s and popularized Mbaqanga music in thwe 1970s.
• Mbaqanga-soul became the preferred format, but Nkabinde refused to commercialise and scored little success.
• The album " township jive ( mbaqanga ) and contains performances by members of the Boyoyo Boys.
• Several mbaqanga acts are still recording and performing today, including the Mahotella Queens and the Soul Brothers.