Switzerland announced that the artists formerly known as Heilsarmee are now TAKASA, taken from the Swahili word for “clean.”
Check out the new video and look for the group below.
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Roy van der Merwe
March 14, 2013 at 14:59
Stella from Norway sang HABA HABA partly in Swahili and now the Swiss group picked a Swahili name for themselves. GREAT, so a touch of AFRICA again