Da muziqal chef murumba pitch cishe ngafa

It seems like you're trying to say something in a language that's not English.

From what I can gather, it looks like you're trying to say something in Shona, a Bantu language spoken in Zimbabwe and other parts of southern Africa. Here's my attempt to translate what you said:

"Da muziqal chef murumba pitch cishe ngafa"

Breakdown:

• "Da" is a prefix that means "the" or "that"
• "muziqal" means "musical"
• "chef" means "head" or "chief"
• "murumba" is a name, possibly a person or a title
• "pitch" means "to sing" or "to play music"
• "cishe" is a verb that means "to be" or "to exist"
• "ngafa" is a verb that means "to die" or "to pass away"

So, if I'm correct, your sentence could be translated to something like:

"The musical head Murumba is singing or playing music, but is no more" or "The musical head Murumba has passed away"

Please let me know if this is correct or if I've made a mistake!