South African Schoolchildren sing Bawo - A Song of Liberation @ProlTV
South African Schoolchildren sing Bawo - A Song of Liberation  @ProlTV
Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
'Bawo', which means Father or Lord in the Xhosa language, is a traditional South African song based on Psalm 23. The song had transcended the original context of religion to become associated with the anti-apartheid movement where it served as as song of liberation.
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