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"The moon is walking" by Ladysmith Black
Mambazo appears in the film's credits
"Moonwalker"
from 1988 and I think it deserves a lot of recognition.
A job and a beautiful song.
If you don't like Ladysmith Black Mambazo, you may have heard their work with Paul Simon on Graceland or on one of their 50 studio recordings. Originally from South Africa,
Ladysmith Black Mambazo is an a cappella group of male vocalists founded in the early 1960s by Joseph Shabalala. The story goes that Joseph had a series of dreams of Isicathamiya, (traditional Zulu) harmonies songs, which were so vivid that he took action and started the group. The group name breaks down as follows:
Ladysmith: Refers to the town where Joseph grew up as a farmer in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa.
Black: Refers to the oxen since they are the strongest animals on the farm.
Mambazo: is an ax in Zulu that also represents the strength of the vocalists' voices.
Ladysmith and Michael interacted for less than 24 hours.
Michael Jackson's management approached the group's management when they were in Los Angeles and invited them to the studio. From there they met and performed and agreed to participate in the Moonwalker project.
Although it was written for Moonwalker, "Lindelani", known as "The moon is walking", would appear on Ladysmith Black Mambazo's album Journey of Dreams, released in March 1988. The song expresses the hope, joy and magic of be in the moment. This is a message so necessary then and now. A message of hope, faith and encouragement, which Albert explained at length when he told us about the creation of this song.
From the song to the choreography, everything was done to highlight this moment, meeting and working with Michael Jackson. Joseph used moves from Ladysmith's current choreography and incorporated steps from Michael and his dancers to add a certain amount of presence and capture the feel of the experience.