Mbosso - Tamu (Official Music Video) SKIZA 8544941 to 811

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Année2019

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TAMU is a swahili word meaning “Sweet” is a romantic love ballad that expresses Mbosso’s affection towards a beautiful lady. Lyrics to the song also enhance the beautiful physiques this woman has also being among the reasons why Mbosso finds everything about this woman Sweet. Get tamu iTunes:https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/tamu-single/1447903753 Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/album/5TsHGLNbYcqAmo8nB2NbG0 Google:https://play.google.com/music/m/Tffj5gsleg4g5kit2kxbt5fanhesignup_if_needed=1 Pandora:https://www.pandora.com/artist/mbosso/tamu-single/tamu/TRVhqXkfP3gm4kJ Deezer:https://www.deezer.com/track/609906312 Tidal:https://listen.tidal.com/track/101615302 Tamu was shot and directed by Tanzanian music video director: Kenny (from Zoom Production) and captured in the following Tanzanian locations of Mbeya Iringa & Dar es Salaam: 1. *CHUNYA MOUNTAIN (corner roads) - Mbeya* 2. *UTENGULE COFFEE LODGE - Mbeya* 3. *KITULO NATIONAL PARK (God’s Garden) - Iringa* Known in Swahili as “Bustani ya Mungu” - God's Garden that is the name the locals call the Kitulo Plateau while botanists call it the Serengeti of Flowers, comparing it to the Serengeti National Park which is filled with huge varieties of animals. The Kitulo Plateau is filled with colorful varieties of flowers which blossom all year round. Formerly this beautiful place was known as Elton Plateau after Fredrick Elton discovered this area for the first time in 1870 and after being a sought after floral attraction for many tourists, in 2005 the Government officially declared Kitulo a National Park. 4. *NDANDALO SUSPENSION BRIDGE “Daraja La Kiteputepu” - Kyela, Mbeya* This is a wire bridge of width just sufficient for a person to cross. It joins the villages of Ndandalo and Ibungu of Mbeya and Kirwa region. Locals use this bridge for daily transportation either by foot, bicycle or motor bike and cross said bridge by turns and a waiting gap of ten minutes each before the next cross. Song produced by Lizer (Ayoo Lizer) from Wasafi For Booking