Tag: Ras Banamungu

Ras Banamungu umwe mu bahanzi b’Abanyarwanda baba muri Australia mu buryo bw’akazi ndetse no mu buryo bwa muzika, yahishuye ko yagombaga kuririmbira muri Leta Zunze Ubumwe za Amerika byicwa na Coronavirus. Yatangarije INYARWANDA ubuzima abayemo avuga ko umuziki we utazasubira inyuma, asaba buri wese kwirinda no gukumira Covid-19. Indirimbo nka My Sunshine kimwe n’ibihembo yahawe bimuha impamvu yo kuvuga ko ari umwe mu bahanzi bamaze kubaka izina rikomeye haba mu Rwanda ndetse no mu gihugu cya Australia atuyemo. Mu kiganiro na INYARWANDA yavuze kuri muzika ye ndetse yemeza ko muzika idashobora guhagarara. Ni umwe mu bahanzi bagombaga kujya muri Leta Zunze Ubumwe za Amerika mu gitaramo Gala Fest, gisanzwe kiba ngaruka mwaka mu buryo bwo gufasha abahanzi bahawe ibihembo bitandukanye

There were great scenes in Brisbane, Australia, yesterday, as the 2020 Commonwealth Festival once again got under way within the great walls of imposing St John's Cathedral. Rwanda's own Ras Banamungu and the Det-n-ators International were there to represent the country and Ras had penned a special song in Rwanda's native tongue to specially mark the occasion. His act coming on in the later half of the morning's proceedings. Entitled 'Inka', Banamungu sung of the cows and culture of his native land as the broadly smiling Det-n-ators International danced flowingly in the traditional Rwandan fashion. The packed audience loudly showed their appreciation as Ras and the Det-n-ators hit the final notes, ending a great performance from this very talented group. Since he left Rwanda f...

Rwanda being the compatively tiny country it is, it is not every day her fine culture and traditions are to be found on display outside the country herself. Having said that, Rwandan ex-pats inc. Ras Banamungu and dance group Indatwa did their homeland proud last weekend at Wanneroo's regular International Festival. Indatwa, introduced by rising star 'Shakalakka du' Ras Banamungu, put on an enchanting display of traditional dance and cultural costume. Their graceful arrangements captivating the large crowd and drawing loud applause in the warm evening scenario. An inherent smiling approach and elegant moves promoted a somewhat intense feeling of goodwill that was keenly felt as it flowed easily through the audience like incense in the temple. Entertainment to touch the spirit. ...

Idi Ras Banamungu umuhanzi w’Umunyarwanda uba muri Australia, indirimbo ze ziri kuri alubumu yise “I Am Messenjah” zaje ku isonga mu ndirimbo zacuranzwe cyane ku maradio atandukanye yo ku isi. Indirimbo “I Am Messenjah” yitiriye alubumu ye yacuranzwe ku maradio  yo ku migabane itandukanye y'isi nka Amerika, Uburayi na Aziya. Indirimbo za Ras Banamungu zumvukanye ku maradio yo mu bihugu  bitandukanye birimo Leta Zunze Ubumwe za Amerika (ku maradio yo muri za Leta zitandukanye), Ubuyapani, Brazil,Australia, Ukraine, Ubushinwa, Uburusiya, Singapore, Hongria, Poland, Philippines  n’ahandi mu gihe cy’ukwezi kumwe nk’uko icyegeranyo cyakozwe muri Nyakanga 2019 kibigaragaza. Ras Banamungu muri Australia ni umwe mu bantu bubashywe bitewe n’umusanzu atanga mu buvuzi nyurabwenge bwifash

IMPAMBA.COM REPORTER As recently reported in the international media, Ras Banamungu and the Det-n-ators International, originating in Rwanda, are currently breaking new ground in the world of music and music therapy.For example, Ras Banamungu's latest musical project concerns working with the Goldfields brass band;yet another unique idea from the fertile mind of the jovial Rastaman. With his latest album 'I am Messenjah' winning a second esteemed Akademia award for best reggae album of 2019, the future of Ras Banamungu and the Det-n-ators International looks very star-spangled indeed.The first Akademia of Los Angeles award was for their Spiritual rock/reggae EP, 'Let's Make Our Business Forgiveness' in 2016 . Another Banamungu brainchild, Shakkalakka Doo, blending reggae, rock,In...

Finding my attention being drawn to the great anticipation that is filling Western Australia right now - concerning the forthcoming release of Ras Banamungu and the Det-n-ators International new album 'I am Messenjah' - I lost no time in procuring an interview with the lively Rastaman Ras Banamungu and his friend, bandmate and songwriting partner Steve Dean. As a musical project, the duo began as Abadahigwa International Movement (AIM), but later changed to Ras Banamungu and the Det-n-ators with new band members joining on their return to Australia after their original meeting in Rwanda, while both involved with a humanitarian project. As a teacher of God, Steve was impressed by how closely Ras Banamungu's Rastafarian ideals related to his own A Course in Miracles-inspired knowledge...

Ras Banamungu and the Det-n-ators International  came out before a large and expectant crowd at the 24 Moons club in Northcote, Melbourne,in Australia,  last Saturday night, and he did not disappoint. Launching into his immensely catchy tune 'I am Messenjah', his lively performance had the audience singing and dancing along in no time, creating a real joyful atmosphere, as his presence always seem to summon such. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vToSe0wzysQ&feature=youtu.be&fbclid=IwAR1m9M2FQkljfN2TBWi-yh9sYdKI8tfMXU9X_C9ISnrGIEHpjiYoDLusspI Since he left his home country of Rwanda for Australia, he has become a great ambassador for the East African nation as his music becomes more and more popular throughout the world. He is also a caregiver and musical therapist by trade