Mahlanya, the last generatlion of a rare breed of Atists ...
Khele!!!, Botrintas! Oa bua ka bafu ba seng ba ichoelletse, kea tsepa o I tsoetse mokhubu thaka ntona. Banna my thought exactly leha o ka kenya le Ntate Apollo le 'M'e Puseletso.
Ntate Letsema ona le phrase ea hae e ntseng e ratoa le hona joale "Ha ke na leshano ke bua 'nete" this is the phrase that was first sung by Ntate Letsema in 1967 le Lihoba tsa Lebanon.
(Dec 27, 2011 | post #59)
Ke monna ea hloahloa ha ho tlua litabeng mane khotla, in this instance it could also mean the most respected individual when it comes to solving complex matters within the community.
(Dec 27, 2011 | post #57)
I Love him to bits, I have already started writing down his lyrics coz he is probably not going to live longer. All my holidays this festive season would be dedicated to compile Mahlanya's lyrics. He is Rare, he is Real an he is definitely iRreplaceable.
(Dec 26, 2011 | post #53)
Sometimes it really depend hore na u holetse kae. Ha u holetse li toropong kapa lekeisheneng believe me you are going to struggle to cope with Mahlanya's terminology. I was lucky my grandfather was a song praise and I grew up in the rural areas.
(Dec 26, 2011 | post #52)
Che ngoanabo, ha ke eso se utloe feela ke emong oa banna ba nkhahlang haholo ka morethetho. 'Minong oa hae ke rata sena seo mapantsula a reng ke base line, khilik!!! O nchapa ka hare Let's'hekha leno. Ha o bapala pina ea hae koloing you turn heads around ka base line ea hae.
Long live Famo Long live!!!
(Dec 10, 2011 | post #24)
Joale mohlomphehi uena u bontsa ignorance mona public foramong. 'Mino oa Famo ke 'mino o qalileng naheng ebile research e bontsa hore only people who have been to lebollo can successfuly succeed in famo music.
Ha o bue 'nete ha u re li radio station ha li bapale 'mino oa Mahlanya, yes not all songs can get an air play just like any artist. There is no doubt he has got the richest vocabulary than any Mosotho that I know.
(Dec 9, 2011 | post #18)
Ha ene ele phoofolo kapa semela ke ne nkare a etsoe "endangered spicy". Ke month lakaletsa bophelo bo bolelele ngoan'eo oa motho.
I wanna learn sotho
U seke ua mpa ua rohakana ngoana monna ha u se u setseba. Like any other language, you need to speak and read it a lot.
(Dec 8, 2011 | post #2)
Mahlanya has indeed took Famo music to another level with his condensed Sesotho lyrics and his classical rhyme scheme that come naturally without even writing it down.
He reminds me of Famole, first time I listened to him, his music was so classy and I thought there could never be an artist who could sing to his level.
Basotho ba Molimo are being forced to live a life that they are not used to, just because government (supposedly people's government) wants to build yet another dam that they are not going to benefit anything from.
Is our government stupid or arrogant or both, putting development ahead of people's lives, the development that 80% of which will benefit the neighbouring country.
Na political parties tse teng hona joale Lesotho lika isa...
Sesotho sere "ea poho e-ea ipeha", ho shebahala lipoho tse ipehang li le ngata Lesotho.
Kopano ke matla, they may not forget that. Motheho oa li-political party tse ngata ke sesupo sa ho hloka mamellano le tsepano. Joalo ka Basotho ba nyoretsoeng democracy e nang le transparency re tlamehile ho kopana ele hona ho liha 'muso oa LCD before Lesotho is completely becoming a Chinese island (if not one already).
(Nov 8, 2011 | post #5)
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