Oumou Sangare ~ Moussolou

[mohammedmajo]

this music almost make tears flow from eyes...its remind me my uncle that used to play this musics for me in early 1990's.

[MegaTyte99]

this is really beautiful, and so is she.

[vergiber]

search youtub  bolder gazet van antwerpen

[abdul1522]

pls can sm1 translate d song , its so beautiful dat i want 2 knw wat it means

[sweetj15]

@abdul1522 its an inspirational song for women, woman empowerment to be exact. (moussolou means Women)

[MegaTyte99]

this music is so sad. but i love it. it's so meaningful, which is a far cry from what is normally being played today.

[wojahenry]

Oumou's voice and physical appearance are indeferent - beautiful. Thank God for such a wonderful uplifting woman.

Andrew Woja Henry (Originally from South Sudan),

USA

[Fraususemil]

OMG if the place where this music comes from was the cradle of mankind how could things go so wrong ....

[sanalasseh]

From eastern Africa

What a voice, and surely the great diva of Africa.... Quel voix, Uma sangare est certainement la plus belle voix de l'Afrique.

[fordwych70]

Une chanteuse merveilleuse, une voix d'ange. Est ce que quelqu'un peut poster les paroles de cette chanson et une traduction? Merci.

[ledadoo31]

Oumou est une griotte fabuleuse mon frère quand elle parle tu n'as pas besoin de comprendre, elle te fais vivre la music.. Sa voix son talent et ses paroles sont vraiment intense.. C'est sa puissance. Je suis moi même originaire de grillot mon père est musicien il parle aussi, c'est un dieu dans ce domaine et formé par ganda fadiga si tu connais ( le maître en la matière ).. As tu entendu Sabu de Oumou?? La source..

[dgtendale]

wow! her musics feed a soul.

[TheChaNar]

Africa remains the place which continues to give to the world the best of everything, if we would stop long enough to see this. As a musician I continue to be inspired by the words and music of tremendously talented African artists such as Oumou Sangare & Salif Keita, just to name a few. And all this from the continent which gave life to our planet. Music is indeed the food of love.

[mamoujolie]

moussolu means women , it is a tribute to women from africaa !! peace

[Cessycat]

Simply stunning! Greetings from Sweden! :-)

[ishbint]

Africa is nice and well organized...our leaders too a great...it is the west that still want to control our mines by making our leaders look bad...any African leader that refuse to dance to western tunes is considered "bad"...they kill Kwame unkuruma,saiku toure and many others...so fuck the west!

[atzin1]

@ishbint who killed Thomas Sankara? Hail to all the good africam leaders. Fuck the west and all patriotic and racist assholes

[manbigus]

@atzin1 You lead the way as a racist

[atzin1]

@manbigus if you think so you didn't understand my post. But who gives a fuck? i don't

[manbigus]

@atzin1 My bad bro', misread/misunderstood your note a few weeks ago.

[anassumaila1]

@zabairou i wish ur leaders will care bout the people n not the cash,so r u here in america or in africa,i cant wait to see africa,my father is frm africa but he had never taken us there,am now 20yrs,is bad to me,i wann see how it it 4real,can some one tell me what the meaning of wat she is saying

[anassumaila1]

@zabairou i wish ur leaders will care bout the people n not the cash,so r u here in america or in africa,i cant wait to see africa,my father is frm africa but he had never taken us there,am now 20yrs,is bad to me,i wann see how it it 4real

[Oumar3]

Sha said women of Africa it's good to work for your country. Let respect le mariage. Mariage is not a dress when you're tired, you taket it off and hung it.

[sekoubufu]

what she is saying is how women are being treated

[anassumaila1]

ohh my god a friend of mine frm africa made me love dis song,ever since i have been listening to her,but too bad i dnt understand wat she is sayin,my biggest dream in my life is to go to africa 44real,peace to all my brothers n sister in africa,

[zabairou]

@anassumaila1 thanks my dear ! it' s what we need peace in africa! the leathers need to stop care abou money start to care about african people

[emma2lynn]

my heart fills with joy and peace when I hear these african sounds! I hope one day I will be able to see the beauty of Africa. love from Poland!

[Angolaviators]

I love it too. Hugs from Angolan residing in USA

[TheSamimo]

MAGNIFIQUE !!!

[Akay2k9]

my mum loves this song very much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[mng19951]

Oumou Sangare is one of the greatest singer in this world , when ever I feel blue I used t listened back then early 1990s than I coundn't find her thank you for your magic voice.....

[Cby2011]

Suis tres fiers des filles et fils de notre continent!

Sehr sehr stolz auf unser Afrika!!!

Thanks Oumou,

aus München!

[Cby2011]

Je fiers de mon continent

sehr sehr stolz!!!

thanks Oumou!!!

[TheCrossedwires]

This song almost whips me up into a frenzy and almost moves me to tears both at the same time THIS IS JUST INCREDIBLE MUSIC!!!

[ramkays1]

I love this song

[ramkays1]

This song takes me back to my childhood days in Sierra Leone, my dad just can't heard enough of this beautiful song. With his old battery tape. Then I fell in love even though I don't understand a word being said, hope to listen the English edited version. love

[gafou1000]

je kiff que des souvenirs

[MultiDango1]

je vous adore

[nalasaal]

simply put....Beautiful!!

[keitakg]

dieu benisse ces chanteurs d'afrique  oumou

[ndisang]

what a soothing piece of peotry!!! makes me forget all my worries and lifts my soul into the heavens....

If I were rich I would invite you to sing this piece at my weeding. But alas!!

Anyway, thanks a bundle...

[ndemsah]

When I am bored with the hustle and bustle of the the city of Chicago while lying on the balcony of my skyscraper facing the Great Lake Michigan, there is nothing soothing like the great music of Oumou Sangare. Moussolou is my favorite and I can not stop playing it over and over even though I do not know what she is saying. It make me remember the old days when I was back in CAMEROON when the song came out. Greatest voice in the world. one day I will come and meet you in Mali to say thanks!!

[jhorna75]

@ndemsah  AAH MY FEELING

[poimehlm]

from chicgo oumou u the best thank u good music .

[skinutsu]

respect from Romania. You're a great musician

[athvor]

This song is very psycedelic...

[TheBashir85]

Oumou sangare is more porpular in my country nigeria than her country mali

[hannahjuani101]

i love the picture 

[jibberjabberman]

fantastic beat!

[TheCrossedwires]

wow this is somber.....almost stark, but it very striking and it is very very good music

[mali9433]

j avais 3 ans wallai.je me souvien bien meme

[MrYopougon]

merci oumou pour cette chanson car sa faire change ma belle soeur qui condure c'est mal son foye ibarika.

tjr crash manne

[samuelsol7]

O!!! yes she has a wonderful voice. I love it even thought. I don't understand what she saying. You are so especial.

[piwifrl]

I saw and heard her for the first time in 1989 at a concert in the open air near the lake 'Hoornse Plas', Groningen, Netherlands. It was love at first site! What a beautiful voice she has! I was in trance! Some years later I had the change to enjoy again at a concert in Groningen. One year later I enjoyed again in Leeuwarden. The last time I saw her in 2005, Groningen. I took my new love from Russia with me and she enjoyed very much this concert! Oumou is the African God of Voice!

[KidOnTheNet]

oumou sangare has an amazing voice.

i love her music!

peace.

[mensilak]

elle est belle cette femme et elle sait chanter !!!

elle me fait penser a mon enfance au cameroun

[marclanderso]

Peace From Morroco !

[olashaq]

I am down mentally now in the ocean where there is no family around to support me.But only one thing that keep me alive is this music of Sangare i thank ALLAH for giving me the opportunity to be amongs her fans who listen to this music for every day of their life.just imagine the percussions of roaming round her magical voice that pears through my brain,soul,body because i play this song every day in my office makes me feel great. We are looking towards when you will be coming to lagos.

[adebayous]

@olashaq

I can imagine how you are feeling....its very hard to be away from family and friends

i hope to be in Africa by December by his grace....I feel you.

[nashhud]

this music really give me peace of mind each time i play it ,although am a  ghanaian i cant live with out this song ,may god give her long live

[adebayous]

@nashhud

Am a Nigerian, i grew up listening to this song in the northern part of Nigeria.

great song great singer.

[crownites]

We Want to come home!!. blessings from the US.

[JACKELINE8150]

Que bonito!

[luispedroful]

hermosa composiciòn musical con coros y primera voz, son privilegiadas al tener estos timbres de voz. colecciono sus discos, composiciones con hermosos mensajes...

[NimbaFalcon]

What!! I played this song till the CD faded.

This was my Jam back in 2000/2001 before the NWO messed things up!

All praise to the Black Goddess!

[kadijath]

elle est trop forte cette dame! ou elle va chercher ses melodies? trop cool

[Malibuboomboom]

my african queen, your music gives me goosebumps every time

[priority222]

O this must be my all time favourite malian song...i love malian music and oumou is my fav..oh by the way i dont understand a word but music has no barrier...i love to explore all kinds of music...music rules!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[reggaelance]

@priority222 This is a homage to African women. She is commending them for all the challenges they face daily to be both good wives, mothers and citizens. 'Moussolou' in Bambara or Malinke means 'women'. In fact, in the West, Oumou is seen as an advocate of women's rights in Africa, and this is a common thread to all her songs.

[sharcyable]

OMG!i really really like her music!the beats,the lyrics(though i dnt understand a word),buh i know it is something meaningful.she is marvelous.

[poulho1]

sa me rappel mon enfance à orts tous les mecredis soir. fiere de toi

[MrTheLawance]

This song make me cry. It is full of emotions

It makes me remind my mom. Rest in peace mom. I love you

[daksoum2007]

@MrTheLawance que dieu te benis car tu a aime ta mere.

[MrTheLawance]

Merci beaucoup Daksoum2007. Que Dieu te benisse egalement, et mes voeux de bonheur, sante et reussite pour cette nouvelle annee

[daksoum2007]

bonne annee 2010 a toi oci.que la paix de Dieu soi dan nos coeurs,surtt en afrik,la sante et la prosperite dans tout nos activite.

[blackmdx1991]

is ver collllll mec ce tre bien a ecoute

[khadyK]

This woman is so beautiful. African woman are so beautiful. Her voice is incredible even though I don't understand the language. Love my african brothers and sisters. Peace from USA!

[tolobajnr2]

@khadyK

WE LUV TOO, WE R WAITIN FOR UR ARIVALS

[athvor]

@khadyK I totally agree.Peace from Greece

[Maimouna82]

@khadyK she is talking about women, and married she is advising ladies and men

[Rozac68]

@khadyK Do you belong to the Afro-Americans,who kill each other in the States for drug buisiness and other shit and write here on youtube how much you love your African brothers and sisters???

[Onegurrrlrev]

@Rozac68 This comment makes me sad. Thanks for generalizing. People put others down to make themselves feel better. Why? Insecurity? nothing else better to do? receives pleasure in hurting other fellow human beings? I don't know how you were raised, but I find that kind of talk disgusting.

[adebayous]

You have no idea what you have done to me, you possibly again have no idea of how long have been looking for this song, i used to listen to it in the 90s...have searched and searched all to no avail....i was looking for it rootlessly, i don't know the TITLE, i don't know the ARTIST,...i can only hummm it...my sisters always make fun of me...today am a victor...i will tell them persistence pays...thank you so much God bless...i will listen to it for the rest of this week....and forever.

[Dindista]

wow...

[anitagiddings]

yes, i love her music. so touching even though i initially didnt understand what she was says i feel so much just listening

[osara4love1]

she is talking about the importance of women in the society, how men should take women seriously. and respect you people. she is a one manned army.

[helsloot]

Interesting post.

Oumou was in 1989 a 20 year old artist from Mali who recorded her first debut album in the Ivorycoast.