TalithaK | August 26, 2007
The choir in Namibe always marches into the church in the morning before they take their places in their benches up front every Sunday. I am the white chick...lol
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As per this exchange between the video uploader and a viewer of this video, this choir is from Angola:
praisehymn247 - Oh my goodness, that was awsome! Hello to my brothers and sisters in Christ from across the way! The harmony is great, I have no idea what you're saying but I know that God is universal and He is great all the time in every situation. I love the marching. Keep on praising Him and God bless you and your congregation.
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TalithaK - @praisehymn247
God surely is universal...
I am no longer in Angola unfortunately, but I am sure that they are still marching!
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Here's more information from the video's uploader:
TalithaK -I should really post more of my videos of them...
We would march into the church from outside actually.
The lyrics are,
"A-O-A, A-O-A, Cu ma ma. A-O-A, A-O-A Cu ma ma (repeat)Jesus Cristo e um criador, Jesus Cristo e um salvador (repeat)"
It's actually not a hymn it is just a "march" and the second part means "Jesus Christ is the creator, Jesus Christ is a saviour."
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In 2009 I started a discussion about Black Church Services on an international online dicussion forum called Mudcat:
http://www.mudcat.org/thread.cfm?threadid=117785
This was one of the videos that I referred people to as an example of African church processions.
Although I no longer post to that forum, if you're interested in posting to that thread, new comments can be added to that discussion by guests or members.
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