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Inkosi ibhubesi is the Zulu dub of The Lion King.

Cast[]

Character Actor
Mufasa
Dominic Tyawa

Simba
Fezile Mpela
Ayanda Nhlangothi (younger)

Nala
Wendy Molefe
Khombi Sangweni (younger)
Scar
Robert Dlamini
Victor Masondo (singing)
Timon
Bham Ntabene
Pumbaa
Thapelo Mofokeng
Rafiki
Jeremiah Ndlovu
Zazu
Mandla Buthelezi
Sarabi
Lilian Dube
Shenzi
Linda Sebezo
Banzai
Sandile Dlamini

Music[]

Song Singer(s)
Nants' Ingonyama/Indlela yeMpilo
Lebo M.
Mara Louw
Ngeke ngimele ukuba ngize ngibe yinkosi
Ayanda Nhlangothi
Choir
Zilungiseleni
Victor Masondo
Choir
Hakuna Matata
Bham Ntabene
Thapelo Mofokeng
Ayanda Nhlangothi
Zamo Mbutho
The Lion Sleeps Tonight
Bham Ntabene
Thapelo Mofokeng
Ungaluzwa uthando kusihlwa
Bham Ntabene
Thapelo Mofokeng
Zamo Mbutho
Thozama Motsage
Lindiwe Hlengwa
Choir
Hawaiian War Chant
Bham Ntabene
Thapelo Mofokeng
Indlela yeMpilo (Reprise)
Zulu Choir & English Choir
Technical staff[1]
Dubbing directors
Rina Nienaber
Eric Ntuli
Musical director
Victor Ntoni
Translator
Eric Ntuli
Lyricist
Mara Louw
Sound engineers
Richard Frost (dialogues)
John Lindemanns (songs)
Coordinator
Dick Voorendyk
Producer
Katinka Heyns
Songs
Audio Lab

Trivia[]

  • This is the only Disney movie to be dubbed into Zulu language, as a tribute to the culture which inspired the movie.
    • Most of the cast weren't professional actors and singers, they were local people in the community that were cast by the Disney USA team who went to South Africa to find the Zulu voices.
  • The extended scene of the Morning Report was never dubbed into Zulu. They've kept the original cut of the movie.
  • Victor Masondo was brought in for the singing of Scar when Robert Dlamini couldn't cope with the song.

References[]

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