zambi

By the early 1940's, young Zambi had apparently had enough.

Zambi had been there, right where she remembered him falling, but not Kub.

Then, aware that she was behaving foolishly herself, she called, "Zambi?

Her littermate, to her surprise, was keeping pace with Zambi.

Right now she wanted nothing more than to slink off with Kublin, Zambi, and the males.

"Thank you, Zambi."

"What's happened, Zambi?"

They are powerful entities, but they are ranked below the High God Zambi or Nzambi.

Then Zambi and Kub would be gone entirely . . . Poor Kublin.

She knew how Kublin must feel-must have felt, she reminded herself with a wince of emotion-when trying to keep up with Zambi and his friends.

"Baby Do You Wanna Bump (Zambi)

It was initially released under the pseudonym Zambi on Creole Records, with Farian himself doing the entire vocal lead and accompaniment.

"Zambi says-" "Zambi is a fool," she snapped without hearing what her other littermate had to say.

Umbanda has one supreme being related to the Catholic God known as Olorum (or Zambi) and many divine intermediary deities called Orixás.

The supreme God and Creator is Nzambi (Zambi) ou Nzambi Mpungu (Zambiapongo); below him are the Nkisis, the spirit-gods of Bantu mythology.

These deities were created by a supreme God: Olodumare, Olorun etc. of the Yoruba, Zambi or Zambiapongo of the Bantu, and Nana Buluku of the Fon.

Zambi Fue elevada a la categoría de parroquia eclesiástica el 25 de Agosto de 1998., con la llegada del párroco Celso Tacuri.

Will say though in defense of the Zambia side where we stayed, with all the trouble in Zim, it to us was safer to go to Zambi, all the locals were great, very warm and helpful, but like anywere, keep an eye on your wallet.

"Baby Do You Wanna Bump" - a remake of Prince Buster's song Al Capone from the 1960s - was written by Frank Farian under the pseudonym Zambi, with Farian himself doing the deep male lead vocal as well as the high falsetto backing vocals.

Certain robotics may even be designed to represent creatures unfit for domestication, Bouncy, a robotic puppy that can jump and turn in a circle when your child waves your hand across her head, or Zambi, a robotic elephant manufactured and intended for charitable sales, a portion of its proceeds benefitting certain charities.