Japhet Zabron drops a new one called “Bhakitachang’wa,” sung in Sukuma. As choirmaster of Zabron Singers, he’s built real credibility in Tanzanian gospel music.
That Sukuma language choice stands out immediately. Zabron Singers already broke through with “Mkono wa Bwana,” which gathered over 45 million YouTube views.
This group’s roots run deep in Tanzania. They started recording back in 2012, though they didn’t officially launch as a choir until 2016.
Choosing Sukuma, a regional Tanzanian language, signals real cultural intentionality here. Zabron Singers have always focused on reaching people through genuine, relatable music.
By the end, “Bhakitachang’wa” plays like another heartfelt gospel offering rooted in Tanzanian culture. Warm, communal, carrying real spiritual weight.
Add this one to your gospel rotation and let the message settle in.
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