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  1. www.vagalume.com.br › harry-belafonte › paradise-inParadise In Gazankulu - Harry Belafonte - VAGALUME

    Letra e música de Paradise In Gazankulu de Harry Belafonte 🎵 - Watch the card, don't watch the hand / (Ahh ahh ya way na coh thu ku ki laka gaza) / Try to catch me, if you can / I ain't no tsotsi, I ain't that mean

  2. genius.com › Harry-belafonte-skin-to-skin-lyricsHarry Belafonte – Skin to Skin Lyrics | Genius Lyrics

    [Verse 1: Harry Belafonte] She does not lazy dance Her hands on me She does not talk, ... Paradise in Gazankulu. Harry Belafonte. 1. We Are the Wave. 2. Paradise in Gazankulu. 3.

  3. www.cd-lexikon.de › album_harry-belafonte-paradiseParadise In Gazankulu | Harry Belafonte | CD-Album | 1988 ...

    Das CD-Album "Paradise In Gazankulu" von Harry Belafonte (1988) - Alle Infos, Songs und mehr

  4. www.discogs.com › release › 9396163-Harry-BelafonteHarry Belafonte – Paradise In Gazankulu (1988, Cassette ...

    1988. Recently Edited. Paradise In Gazankulu ( CD, Album) EMI-Manhattan Records. CDP-7-46971-2. Germany. 1988. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 1988 Cassette release of "Paradise In Gazankulu" on Discogs.

  5. rateyourmusic.com › release › albumParadise in Gazankulu by Harry Belafonte (Album, Calypso ...

    Paradise in Gazankulu, an Album by Harry Belafonte. Released in 1988 on Manhattan (catalog no. E1 46971; Vinyl LP). Genres: Calypso. Featured peformers: Harry Belafonte (vocals), Brenda Fassie (vocals), Jennifer Warnes (vocals), Hilton Rosenthal (keyboards, guitar), Marks Mankwane (guitar), Laurence Matshiza (guitar, backing vocals), Oben Ngobeni (guitar), Jose Neto (guitar), V. Mkhize (guitar ...

  6. www.youtube.com › watchHarry Belafonte - Paradise In Gazankulu - YouTube

    30 de mar. de 2012 · Live On Dutch TV

    • 4 min
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  7. oldtimemusic.com › de › bedeutung-von-paradise-inBedeutung von Paradise in Gazankulu von Harry Belafonte

    11 de mar. de 2024 · Bedeutung. „Paradise in Gazankulu“ von Harry Belafonte ist ein Lied, das auf den ersten Blick wie ein einfaches Unterhaltungslied erscheint, aber in Wirklichkeit eine tiefere Bedeutung hat. Es verwendet das Spiel „Finda, Finda“ als Metapher für die Art und Weise, wie Menschen getäuscht und manipuliert werden können.