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ABOUT ARTIST

Zimpraise is a gospel choir/music group based in Harare, Zimbabwe. 

They were founded in October 2006 by a group of individuals including Joseph Madziyire, Macdonald Macdee Chidavaenzi and Garikai Ndanga. 

The goal was to bring together Christians from different denominations into a unified worship music group using music to “unite nations for God’s glory.” 

Their music is gospel worship, praise, spiritual songs. Over the years they’ve blended contemporary gospel with traditional African influences, giving their music a distinctive identity. 

Zimpraise is often likened to other big gospel choirs/collectives in Africa: a dynamic “choir” made of many voices, instruments, and backgrounds delivering powerful worship music. 

ABOUT THE SONG

“Muromo wangu” is a Shona phrase meaning “my mouth” In a gospel context, carries a deeper spiritual meaning beyond the simple translation.

In many Shona gospel songs and prayers, “Muromo wangu” symbolizes:

A. Praise and Worship

“Muromo wangu” refers to using your mouth to:

• Praise God

• Speak of His goodness

• Declare His wonders

 “Muromo wangu uchadududza kururama kwa Jehovha.”

(My mouth will declare the righteousness of the Lord.)

B. Testimony

It can mean:

• Testifying about what God has done in one’s life.

• Witnessing through spoken words.

C. Confession and Declaration

The mouth is a tool for:

• Confessing faith

• Speaking life and blessings

• Declaring God’s promises

D. Thanksgiving

“Muromo wangu” also expresses:

• Giving thanks to God openly.

• Lifting His name through spoken or sung praise.

Summary

In gospel terms, “Muromo wangu” means:

My mouth will praise, testify, and declare the goodness of God.