Home / Music / Miriam Makeba reworked her 1967 hit 'Pata Pata' as a duet on HomelandMusic linernotes album music miriam-makebaMiriam Makeba reworked her 1967 hit 'Pata Pata' as a duet on HomelandThe album includes ‘Pata Pata 2000,’ a duet between Makeba and Zenzi Lee, reworking her 1967 trademark hit ‘Pata Pata.’ Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesPata Pata is a Xhosa phrase meaning 'touch touch' — a 1950s Johannesburg dance crazeMama Africa's Homeland was nominated for a World Music GrammyMiriam Makeba's Homeland marked South African Freedom DayMiriam Makeba's Homeland came out in 2000 on PutumayoMiriam Makeba's Homeland was recorded at two studios, per DiscogsExplore"Angie" gave the Rolling Stones a number-one single from Goats Head Soup."Romeo and Juliet" matched Dire Straits' previous best chart peak."50 Ways to Leave Your Lover" hit number one for Paul Simon.Fleetwood Mac's "Everywhere" became a global hit from Tango in the Night."Regulate" by Warren G and Nate Dogg became the Above the Rim soundtrack's signature hit.Previous Miriam Makeba's 'Pata Pata' was a decade in the makingNext Mama Africa's Homeland was nominated for a World Music Grammy