“Come and let us sing songs of victory from our hearts because the Lord has seen us through and now we will sing song’s of Zion.”
In her caption, Shusho said that it got to a place she had to sing word by word to get the lines right, adding many did not know the work it takes to get a final product.
“Many do not know the great work that is done before having a refined product,” she wrote.
From the song, now on YouTube, it was clear that the Unikiumbuke hitmaker actually sang a whole verse in Kikuyu, which is very remarkable.
Shusho’s fans went on her comment section to celebrate her, with some noting how amazing she sounded.
Here are a few reactions:
@mayrtha19 said:
“Nmependa hapo ulipotoa macho.”
@iam__sonnie said:
“Show us this behind the scene ikiwa full. Looks amazing.”
@mnyenyelwaascar said:
“Nakupendaga tuu dada Christina.”
@nabigaillangani said:
“Great job.”
@josphinewanza said:
“You did it! Song is amazing! Cant imagine how many times have played it! Good job.”
@njoki_kihanga said:
“It’s the commitment, the efforts, the work put in for me. You’re amazing woman of God.”
Zabron Singers sing in Kikuyu
A few months back, TUKO.co.ke reported that Tanzanian Gospel Choir Zabron Singers perfectly sang a Kikuyu rendition of Mkono Wa Bwana,
In a video initially shared on gospel artiste Evelyn Wanjiru’s Instagram page that went viral, the incredible choir surrounded Evelyn and sang their famous song Mkono Wa Bwana, but now in Kikuyu.
Like seasoned Kikuyu speakers, the choir could be seen hitting the notes with a little difference in the accent, which would be expected.
The Zabron singers really impressed Evelyn, who was filled with joy as she lauded the team for the incredible rendition while speaking in Kikuyu herself.
In the end, she made a hilarious joke alerting River Road for their arrival, a place not well known for its good side.