Zee Nxumalo and collaborators performing in the Guqa (My Prayer) video – photo credit: Parallel Vision.

Guqa (My Prayer) by Zee Nxumalo, Dlala Thukzin, Funky QLA & TBO

Paschal Kruger - Journalist and Editor
3 Min Read

Guqa (My Prayer) is the latest official music video from South African artists Zee Nxumalo, Dlala Thukzin, Funky QLA & TBO. The video was posted on YouTube and quickly attracted fans of Amapiano and local pop. It shows the four performers singing in a mix of traditional and modern settings.

Key Takeaways

  • Guqa (My Prayer) brings together four South African artists in a vibrant visual release.
  • The video was directed by Keith Benza and produced by KwaNxumalo with a large crew.
  • Zee Nxumalo continues her fast rise after a record‑breaking 2025, with new EP work underway.

Song and lyrics

The lyrics of Guqa talk about faith, hope and daily struggles. Lines like “Gama lakho lihle Nkosi Yami” and “Guqa, guqa, guqa” repeat to give the song a strong hook. The verses move between prayer and street life, giving listeners a sense of real life in South Africa. Simple language helps the song connect with a wide audience.

The production team behind the video is large. Executive producer KwaNxumalo oversaw the project while Keith Benza directed the visual story. The crew includes a director of photography, a gaffer, a grip and many stylists. The video also lists a full cast of models, drummers and even a priest, showing how much effort went into the shoot.

Zee Nxumalo is the main name that people recognize. After a huge 2025, she kept her momentum with new releases like “Aweh Mah”. The collaboration on Guqa shows she works well with other rising stars such as Dlala Thukzin and Funky QLA. Fans see her as a leader in the new wave of South African pop.

The video has already been shared a lot on social media. Links to Zee Nxumalo’s Instagram, TikTok and Facebook are in the description, encouraging fans to follow her. The song’s simple chorus makes it easy to sing along, which helps it spread on platforms like TikTok. Even without official streaming numbers, the buzz around the video is clear.

For readers who enjoy more South African music, check out Impi by Murumba Pitch, Kabza De Small, Mthunzi & Phila Dlozi and Amapiano To The World by DJ Phaphane. Both articles give more context on the sounds that shape today’s scene. They also show how artists like Zee Nxumalo fit into a larger musical movement.

Looking ahead, Zee Nxumalo is preparing her EP Izinja Zam Vol I. The EP will likely include more tracks that mix prayer, love and street stories, just like Guqa. Fans can expect more videos and collaborations as she keeps building her brand. The energy from Guqa (My Prayer) suggests a strong year ahead for all four artists involved.

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Guqa (My Prayer) by Zee Nxumalo, Dlala Thukzin, Funky QLA & TBO
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