Video of Church Choir’s Amazing Performance Wows Mzansi, Gains Over 137K Views Online: “Hallelujah Siyabonga”
- A video of a vibey church choir doing a moving performance has been doing the rounds on social media
- The entertaining clip shows the group marching in a dance fashion together as they entertain the congregation
- The post was shared by gospel minister and musician, Slindokuhle Zongo and has gained over 137K views
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South African netizens were left in awe and feeling blessed after viewing a video of a church choir bringing the showdown during praise and worship.
Source: Facebook
A video posted on Facebook by gospel minister and musician, Slindokuhle Zongo, shows a church choir singing and dancing in harmony. The members are seen marching in a dance fashion together as they entertain the congregation.
Slindokuhle captioned the video:
“Me as the choir conductor at church. Ndiyonwaba ke mna ebukhoneni!!”
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The gospel performance left Saffas impressed as they shared their positive comments on the Facebook post:
Sebe Sebenzile wrote:
“Oh hallelujah.”
Lorica Mene said:
"Absolutely amazing nantsi inkonzo."
Nonzwelo Welo Nkhocy responded:
“AOG, Back to God.”
Kha Nyisi le NaMbonani said:
“Argh, you never Disappoint!”
Siphiwe Mlangeni replied:
“Hallelujah siyabonga.”
Nomvula Mandindi Gumede remarked:
“So wonderful.”
Prince Iyeza commented:
“Role model ym lo bhuti Slindokuhle Zongo. The way he worships God is like. I have learned many things ku lo.”
Nomzamo Zamo Chiya Msani reacted:
“Wow my church Assemblies of God.”
Ndlovu Youth Choir Wows Mzansi With Incredible Viral Cover of ‘Shallow’
In a separate story, Briefly News reported that the Ndlovu Youth Choir dazzled South Africa with their incredible rendition of 'Shallow', giving the pop song an unquestionably African flare.
A short clip of the performance has since gone viral on social media. The youthful singers took to the beautiful beaches of Cape Town to perform the song first popularised by international musician Lady Gaga.
The touching song has been completely translated into the mother tongue of the singers but the emotion in the music is certainly not lost on us non-Xhosa speakers.
Mzansi was blown away by the touching performance and took to the comments section to share their thoughts.
Source: Briefly News
