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I believe it was Lady Smith Black Mambaza. They used the music in a Baked Beans advert

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Q: What is that acapella African style song from around the 90's that goes something like Hadiyaa de hadiyaaa de hadiya de hadiyaaaaa This sounds crazy does anyone know?
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