i came here after listening to k'naan's Fire in Freetown, which was great. but i have to wonder how many americans listen to k'naan or traditional somalian music. because this is great and nobody i know has ever heard of k;naan.
@faysal64 Somalia is just one region. This song is sang by a woman whose parents were Isaaq and Ogaden, so she will not be considered part of "Somalia". Pls be intelligent and refer to Somali instead.
Aah what bittersweet memories, so haunting, so melancholic this brigs rushing back. "Love is desire in breeze;eagles flying in skies;it envelops with hope from without;like tempest coming...all I see is your lightning'
Aah what bittersweet memories, so haunting, so melancholic this brigs rushing back. "Love is desire in breeze;eagles flying in skies;it envelops with hope from without;like tesmpest coming...all I see is your lightning'
this song is beautiful its better then Knaan's, because its the original. by the way am somali so dont let my name fool u'll. and why is somalioznetwork talking own on people. power to knaan.
this is the remix K'naan used to his new song Fire in Freetown, this is where he got the original idea from a classic Somalian song from back in the 80's... back when Somalia was at peace, but now hopefully soon the war is over..
and indeed thanks for your support my naijsa sista.. Peace and luv to you to and you peoples, ive got alot of naija friends thats Hasua and yoruba...
Yes brotha I actually found out about this song through listening to Fire in Freetown by Knaan and on youtube found out where the melody came from and was led to this video. And yes I pray and know that the war in Somalia as well as the war with all Alkebulanian (African) peoples, both physical and mental - abstract and concrete will end That is nice to know you have Naija friends. We are one, whether or not we are oblivious to it. To quote Knaan THIS IS AFRICA! Keep Positive Vibes, blessings~
Heesta aad sheagaysa maha tana lakiin waxay iskaga mid yhiin Sidaa hogashar roobka halka ay ka leedahy iyadu "adaa ii hilacay" ta kale waxa weeyaan "ama hilaac gu oo da'ay"
daamn shit i raelly some times cry when i see de very buetfully mogdhiso destrryed by moryaan ppl its very strange fuck alshabab and others warlods they cryz the dont care any one except them self iwll pray somali every time 2 get peace
It's amazing how similar Somali, Eritrean, Djiboutian, Ethiopian, and Sudanese instrumentals and melodies are. I always say we are brotherly people, but I am constantly surprised and astounded by the similarities. I love this song, as well as the song it inspired, Fire in Freetown by K'Naan.
~I love Somali music ILILILILILILILILILILILILILILILILIL!
@kerenqueen07 We all come from the Horn of Africa, and Horners are most similar to each other in culture, customs, genetics, and features than we are to any other people.
calm down son, im explaining something to be, K'naan song and Mandeeq are different but the song "inspired" K'naan, I guess all you know is how to type rubbish, u should first complete your ESOL. :)
you are a moron! K'naan is not trying to battle Mandeeq!!! Our culture,people and history is always misrepresented and people like you definetly dont help! Yes we're still with the old stuff, because remembering our past gives us strength to fight for a better future for Somalia!
nice song...but it think sida hogasha roobka means more like the clouds or the strom that comes before the rain...that birngs the rain...or at least thats how it was explained to me...question does anyone knw what the original somali song is that in k'naan's song "America"?
The chorus is amazing, try listening to it while your in the mince of qayilaad. Only then you can relate to something so beautiful constructed, lyrically and etc.
Yeah this is the original but when i said reply i was referring to the video already uploaded by Qtv of Knaan's "fire in freetown"...im waiting for them to approve it.
i came here after listening to k'naan's Fire in Freetown, which was great. but i have to wonder how many americans listen to k'naan or traditional somalian music. because this is great and nobody i know has ever heard of k;naan.
ThexOriginalxGoose 1 month ago
i loveeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee somalia with all my heart
faysal64 5 months ago
@faysal64 Somalia is just one region. This song is sang by a woman whose parents were Isaaq and Ogaden, so she will not be considered part of "Somalia". Pls be intelligent and refer to Somali instead.
Dabayare 3 months ago
@Dabayare how can you ask anybody to be inteligent when its only you here talking qabiil. troll
doomsdaystrugler 2 months ago in playlist rrr
Classic Mansha'Allah !!
MultiAmina12 7 months ago
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Aah what bittersweet memories, so haunting, so melancholic this brigs rushing back. "Love is desire in breeze;eagles flying in skies;it envelops with hope from without;like tempest coming...all I see is your lightning'
cagaarow 10 months ago
Aah what bittersweet memories, so haunting, so melancholic this brigs rushing back. "Love is desire in breeze;eagles flying in skies;it envelops with hope from without;like tesmpest coming...all I see is your lightning'
cagaarow 10 months ago
Sida Hogosha
Maandeeq
Cishqi waa hawaa'iye,
Sidii haadka duulee
Adigoon wax haaynin
Hammuu kugu bilaabaa
Sidii hogosha roobka
Aduun baa i horjooga
Sidii hogosha roobka
Aduun bay hillaacee
Mr100silver 1 year ago
Adigaa ii horseeday,
Halkaan caawo aallo
Hanqaarmow jaceylbaa
I hoggaaminaayee
Sidii hogosha roobka
Aduun bay hillaacay
Mr100silver 1 year ago
Hurdo waaban daayoo,
Habeenkii ma seexdo
Wuxuun baa i hor-roora
Sidii aan hadraayee
Sidii hogosha roobka
Aduun bay hillaacee
Mr100silver 1 year ago
Horaa loo dhammeeyoo,
Allaa hibida siiye
Hibaaq baxay la moodyoo
Ragga waa u horeeyaa
Sidii hogosha roobka
Aduun bay hillaacee.
Mr100silver 1 year ago
kick back & enjoy the lyrics guys
Mr100silver 1 year ago
Cishqi waa hawaa'iye,
Sidii haadka duulee
Adigoon wax haaynin
Hammuu kugu bilaabaa
Sidii hogosha roobka
Aduun baa i horjooga
Sidii hogosha roobka
Aduun bay hillaacee
Mr100silver 1 year ago
It's so Beautiful When Mandeeq Sings! 0:45 oh man how I miss My Neighbored hood in Hamar Cabdicasiis!!
moeazysgc 1 year ago
fatima abdulahi maandeeq is an somaliland singers. and also somalian singer
dhuungal 1 year ago
beautiful
thestormlscoming 1 year ago
damn this is beautiful k'naan should makes old somali songs samples in his songs, so the young generation can connect to it.
Denaeize 1 year ago
this song is beautiful its better then Knaan's, because its the original. by the way am somali so dont let my name fool u'll. and why is somalioznetwork talking own on people. power to knaan.
mikie20 1 year ago
K'naan Should give all credits to this singer.....you know people before were fantastic.
burci2 1 year ago
@burci2 he did, one of his songs is call her name
Mr100silver 1 year ago
@burci2 he did by name naming one of his songs by her name
Mr100silver 1 year ago
I LOVE MANDEEQ 2 DEATH AND KNAAN ALSO
Yummysomalilander 1 year ago
This song's brilliant. I like K'naan's 'Fire in Freetown' but this pips it; I love the rhythm.
Electroshogun 1 year ago
Thanks for posting this song. It's beautiful - now I understand his roots. Wish he would sample even more S classics...mahadsanid.
DoeAmal 2 years ago
Beautiful. Blessings to my East African brothas and sistas~~~~
AfriNaija12 2 years ago 15
@AfriNaija12
Blessings to my West Africans....I have briefly checked your profile and found that African music is so powerful and have same melody !
Good music.
dhagax 2 years ago
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AfriNaija12 1 year ago
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AfriNaija12 1 year ago
@dhagax It surely does. We are from the same root, we just sprouted in various ways, but our foundation is always the same and connected~~
AfriNaija12 1 year ago
@AfriNaija12
this is the remix K'naan used to his new song Fire in Freetown, this is where he got the original idea from a classic Somalian song from back in the 80's... back when Somalia was at peace, but now hopefully soon the war is over..
and indeed thanks for your support my naijsa sista.. Peace and luv to you to and you peoples, ive got alot of naija friends thats Hasua and yoruba...
so yeh much luv back at ya my sista..
Hotep and Peace
CushiticSomalianMale 1 year ago
Yes brotha I actually found out about this song through listening to Fire in Freetown by Knaan and on youtube found out where the melody came from and was led to this video. And yes I pray and know that the war in Somalia as well as the war with all Alkebulanian (African) peoples, both physical and mental - abstract and concrete will end That is nice to know you have Naija friends. We are one, whether or not we are oblivious to it. To quote Knaan THIS IS AFRICA! Keep Positive Vibes, blessings~
AfriNaija12 1 year ago
@AfriNaija12
yess, i agree with all that you've said my dear..
indeed... Likewise stay blessed my princess..
Hotep - Peace
CushiticSomalianMale 1 year ago
Obliged~~~
AfriNaija12 1 year ago
nice song :)
laakin waa tee Samatar musiktii,
oo leh musikta magcaan oo kale? ..
ksoncarth 2 years ago
Heesta aad sheagaysa maha tana lakiin waxay iskaga mid yhiin Sidaa hogashar roobka halka ay ka leedahy iyadu "adaa ii hilacay" ta kale waxa weeyaan "ama hilaac gu oo da'ay"
shakaalgo 2 years ago
Great originaly song of mandeeq. Mandeeq is proud of genius K'naan. We love both of them.
nsgunner 2 years ago
daamn shit i raelly some times cry when i see de very buetfully mogdhiso destrryed by moryaan ppl its very strange fuck alshabab and others warlods they cryz the dont care any one except them self iwll pray somali every time 2 get peace
mrjamac 2 years ago 4
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doomsdaystrugler 2 years ago
Amazing Music!
dhagax 2 years ago
beautiful : )
lovelylioness2700 2 years ago
woow..love this..mandeeq ..love u too..this song is soo cooling/relaxing lol
lander4life 2 years ago
Qaaci + qaraami= nice music like this one. I loooove Maandeeq. and I,m proud of K'naan
Hargueez 2 years ago
Somalioz thank you bro, ignore the jaahil. Music unites people. We love mandeeq & K'naan.
jislboy 2 years ago
The somali legend Mandeeq, who moved to Hargeisa (Somaliland), must very proud of K'naan. We should support K'naan and buy his album.
jislboy 2 years ago 2
we all brothers and sisters.... viva to EAST AFRICA. VIVA TO CONEL QADAFI for his united african states intiatives
lhajiali 2 years ago
It's amazing how similar Somali, Eritrean, Djiboutian, Ethiopian, and Sudanese instrumentals and melodies are. I always say we are brotherly people, but I am constantly surprised and astounded by the similarities. I love this song, as well as the song it inspired, Fire in Freetown by K'Naan.
~I love Somali music ILILILILILILILILILILILILILILILILIL!
coming from an Eritrean :)
kerenqueen07 2 years ago 37
yeah>>>>One Love
elelelelelelelel!!!!!
haniali24 2 years ago
yea..ur tribe keren look somali too...i guess we all came from same mother and dad but divided by borders and white colonists...
StraightouttaSomalia 2 years ago 4
@kerenqueen07
major similarities, I guess its da East African CONNECTION
BIGDREAMZ7 1 year ago
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doomsdaystrugler 1 year ago
@kerenqueen07 i to love Eritrean music, and sudanese,ethiopian and so.
Mahadjeey 1 year ago
@kerenqueen07 We all come from the Horn of Africa, and Horners are most similar to each other in culture, customs, genetics, and features than we are to any other people.
yehyeh22 1 year ago
@kerenqueen07
and at the same time fighting too, obviously we belong somehow but there are distantness which separates us
ffarid72 11 months ago
waw i like both of them
good work somlioz
lilsaf 2 years ago
Amazing.
@ayanni83, thx for the translation, it fits really well w/ the rest of the lyrics in k'naan's song :)
pasvraiment 2 years ago
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bakaryare5 2 years ago
calm down son, im explaining something to be, K'naan song and Mandeeq are different but the song "inspired" K'naan, I guess all you know is how to type rubbish, u should first complete your ESOL. :)
SomaliozNetwork 2 years ago
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bakaryare5 2 years ago
you are a moron! K'naan is not trying to battle Mandeeq!!! Our culture,people and history is always misrepresented and people like you definetly dont help! Yes we're still with the old stuff, because remembering our past gives us strength to fight for a better future for Somalia!
Pseudonym4 2 years ago
somalioznetwork: forget this kid he got no clue who inspired who. maybe he supporting knaan cause he from mogadisho/but i love them both
Peace son
Thagizzle 2 years ago
nice song...but it think sida hogasha roobka means more like the clouds or the strom that comes before the rain...that birngs the rain...or at least thats how it was explained to me...question does anyone knw what the original somali song is that in k'naan's song "America"?
ayanni83 2 years ago
I like this song From Maandeeqq:
Cishqi waa hawaayi sidaa Haadka duuloo
Adigoon Wax haynin hamuu Kugu bilaabee
Sidii Hogosha Roobka Adunbay hilaacee
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Ahaa haa ,, sidii hogosha roobka
Ahaa haa ,, Adunbay hilaacee
Abufaas 2 years ago
wow wonderfull song thnx aboowe!!
haniali24 2 years ago
Sxb, thanks for the post. Keep up the beautiful work.
wasaq 2 years ago 2
The chorus is amazing, try listening to it while your in the mince of qayilaad. Only then you can relate to something so beautiful constructed, lyrically and etc.
wasaq 2 years ago
This is not reply this is the original
ilaamos 2 years ago
Yeah this is the original but when i said reply i was referring to the video already uploaded by Qtv of Knaan's "fire in freetown"...im waiting for them to approve it.
SomaliozNetwork 2 years ago
WOW!
ettburgh 2 years ago