By Jonathan Mbiriyamveka
There are gospel songs you hum. And then there are those that grab you by the soul and refuse to let go.
Everton Mlalazi specializes in the latter.
The award-winning Zimbabwean worship artist is back—and he’s doing what he does best. Fresh off a streak of live recordings and music videos that have kept his fans fed and their spirits lifted, Mlalazi has just released a soul-stirring new hymn titled “Tiri Vana vaMambo.”
The video, filmed during a powerful live performance at Celestial Chorus 3, is already sending ripples through the gospel music scene.
A Declaration, Not Just a Song
Translated from Shona, “Tiri Vana vaMambo” means “We Are Children of the King.”
And that’s exactly what this track is: not just a melody, but a proclamation. A spiritual reset button. A reminder to every believer that no matter how chaotic life gets, your identity is already secured in the courts of heaven.
In an uncertain world, Mlalazi is offering certainty. In times of doubt, he’s pouring out assurance—one soaring note at a time.
A Season of Relentless Worship
If there’s one thing the gospel fraternity has learned about Everton Mlalazi, it’s that he doesn’t know how to slow down.
Whether it’s a raw, intimate live recording or a polished video production, the worship star has been consistently churning out hits that give his fans something to both talk about and rock to. His ability to blend spiritual depth with musical excellence has made him a household name across Zimbabwe and beyond.
And “Tiri Vana vaMambo” is no exception.
Why This Song Matters Now
There’s a reason this particular hymn is landing with such weight.
In a season where many are questioning their purpose, their worth, and their future, Mlalazi steps in with a timely reminder: You are not an accident. You are not forgotten. You are a child of the King.
The song’s live energy at Celestial Chorus 3 captures something special—a congregation fully immersed, voices rising, hearts open. It’s worship, yes. But it’s also a therapy session. A family reunion. A victory march.
The Bottom Line
Everton Mlalazi isn’t just releasing music. He’s releasing declarations. And with “Tiri Vana vaMambo,” he’s given believers a new anthem to carry into their week, their battles, and their prayer closets.
Whether you need reminding, reassurance, or just a good worship moment that shakes your spirit—this one is for you.
Listen. Declare. And remember who you are.
“ Tiri vana vaMambo. We are children of the King. “
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