Feli Nandi strikes again

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In most instances involving courtship, it is the man who usually makes the first move, but for music diva Feli Nandi it might be the other way round.

By Style Reporter

In most instances involving courtship, it is the man who usually makes the first move, but for music diva Feli Nandi it might be the other way round.

The musician-cum-fashion designer last week dropped her third solo project, a single accompanied by a video titled Ndega Ndeda where she shows her affection for a “black man”.

Nandi, a backing vocalist with Mbeu’s Mhodzi Tribe and fashionista, is also running a successful fashion line called Feli Nandi Apparels.

In the video, which is trending on online platform YouTube, signs of affection portrayed by Nandi are evident in the body language and physical gestures, including eye contact.

The video was directed by Studio Art Pictures and sponsored by Comic Pastor and Associates.

“Comic Pastor gave me an idea that men always sing about women, but women never sing about man and that’s how we came up with the song,” Nandi said.

“The song is about a woman admiring a black man… It’s more than a crush I would say. I sing ‘ndonzwa kuda’ meaning I want him to be mine.”

While most women are attracted to a man’s inner qualities like confidence, charisma, social intelligence and emotional masculinity, it seems as if Nandi falls for the man’s outer qualities, in this case muscles.

Nandi’s personal trainer Coach Mayor and four of her friends are featured in the video.

“It seems most people love the video. I am actually shocked by the response.people are loving it,” she said.

The gifted singer said she was mulling over working on a bigger project.

“As for the album, there is still a lot I am looking at before I commit myself, but yes an album might be on the way,” she said.

Apart from her singles Women, Ndega Ndada and Ndibateiwo, the elegant singer did a cover video of Steve Makoni’s hit song Kana Usipo, which also is trending on online platforms.

She said Mbeu and the Mhodzi Tribe were rallying behind her solo projects.