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ibuariandia
@ibuariandia@ :
habis mengaji di sini rasanya hati dingin sekali serasa tersiram salju dan berlinang air mata mengalir sendiri subhanallah 🤲 bisa mengadu rasa dalam hati tempat mencurahkan segala rasa semoga sehat selalu agar bisa ziarah lagi ke sini dan semoga terijabah pula semua doa yang teringinkan dan mubarokah juga setiap langkahnya amin amin ya rabbal alamin ya Allah 🤲🤗
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kemaren kesitu bareng rombongan asal Riau
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baru kemarin ke situ sendirian
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hayatieywest
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sepakat
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مسلمةالحسنة :
obat tanpa dosis❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹
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kak, mohon izin utk share video ini nggih🙏
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najistaycool
Naji Stay Cool :
semoga dapat barokah ya mbak
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Nur_Wahid{A11} :
izin ambil video nyaa mba
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bantu follow me lik subhanallah
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Mbaraka Mwinshehe - Shida Pt 1 & 2 One of the most celebrated and philosophically profound Tanzanian Zilizopendwa (classic rhumba) tracks composed by the legendary Mbaraka Mwinshehe Mwaruka. Clocking in at a combined 7 minutes and 50 seconds, the track serves as both a musical masterpiece and a timeless social commentary on human suffering. Hardship is completely blind to socio-economic class or age. It strikes both the wealthy (matajiri) and the impoverished (masikini) The lyrics vividly point out that trouble gives no warning and arrives without knocking (huingia bila hodi) In one of the song’s most poignant lines, Mwinshehe notes that trouble can crash your life even on your wedding day (hata kama siku ya harusi), proving that wealth cannot buy immunity from pain The overarching philosophy of the track is that human hardships will persist endlessly until the final day of a person’s life (haiishi mpaka siku ya mwisho) The track is divided into Part 1 and Part 2 primarily because of vinyl and early radio broadcasting limitations. In older Kenyan and Tanzanian radio formats (such as the Voice of Kenya, now KBC), the parts would either be played back-to-back or split across segments. The song features Mwinshehe’s trademark intricate, fast-paced, and fluid solo guitar picking style. His style beautifully bridged Franco-style Congolese Soukous with East African dance tempos. Part 1 establishes the lyrical storytelling and smooth rhythmic foundation. Part 2 naturally transitions into an upbeat, infectious instrumental dance section (sebene), showcasing his band’s horn section and driving percussion #creatorsearchinsights

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