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  • This is a Sudanese song called (azza fe hwak) named by a girl called (AZZA) and the name meaning of it ("AZZA" in your love) one of the greats Sudanese songs, released in early 1930's.

    However, this legend played it more than awesome, and it just simply how are great Ethiopians people, and remembering us of what we had...

    Thanks Mr.Getachew Mekuria AKA for shows it.

  • Thank you for the post @ ethiopia much appreciated it so sad we don't preserve such talented artist from the past.I love the 1960s of ethiopia art was displayed in a big way!!

  • Master piece.

  • A bow to Getachew Mekuria .. excellent performance as always!

    This is a replay of a Sudanese national song called *Azza fi hawak*, *Azza, in your love* .. and here Azza resembles Sudan. This song was original sung by khaleel Farah.

  • ohhhh ato getachew i realy love you so much

  • Getachew Mekuria is one of the Ethiopian Legend

  • it is amazing........

    God bless this man

  • so nice

  • this is a sudanese music

  • ethiopian music is so close to greek tradition also..the music has no borders

  • Really great. Chapeau to the master and his band.

  • BEAUTIFUL!

  • 'he who is the lord of all saxphone, that brought honor to his Ethiopia!' = literaly what his name means. What a coincidence.

  • nice classical music getachew i use listen when i do my homework it's peace live long life.

  • ..."similar TO..."

    Pardon my English ;)

  • It is very strange but it is similar with Greek muzic from Heperos.

  • you are true Ethiopian PRIDE. i wish you happy long life.

  • music to my ears omg i wish there were more habeshan pieces for saxophones in notes liek ic ant play music without notes but i think that sounds awesome yea for teenage girl that playa barisax and an alto sax yea its pretty hard to even breath lmao

  • i have been there when gash getachew play this piece.2005

  • Ababa Kenny G. Love it!

  • Very interesting. I can't belive that They played in this way in Ethiopia many years ago.

  • oh yeay- There was the so called" golden ages" in the 60ties and 70thies..and then with the -changing of gov.t in Ethiopia- nightlife in Addis and Ethio has been frobbiden for years..and Ethio turned to dark...

  • WOW!Ato. Gatachew was great saxophonist. Thank you.

  • powerfull

  • Good Job Ethiopia4

    This is the living legend saxophonist Getachew Mekuriya.

    He has been entertaining Ethiopians for the last 60 years . Getch started playing Sax at the age of 13.

  • thank you for your contribution Bushira, hwere are you at?

  • I agree with you Bushira...he really is a living legend...if u don't already have it try to have the CD entitled " Ethiopiques Vol. 14 " it is his greatest hits collection.

    Peace.

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  • this isnt sudan..its ethiopian music by "telahun gessessea" [RIP his shul] and the name of the music is ewyot setnafeken`

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