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  • يا ناس يا وهم القبائل العربية في البطانة و ولاية نهر النيل و القضارف ثقافة الرقص عندهم مرتبطة بقبائل البجا و حتى الدماء مختلطة و حتى الملابس و الازياء و كتير من العادات بجاوية...و كتير من الكلمات في دارجيتنا بجاوية و نوبية....و السحنات نفس السحنات....عشان كده مافي داعي دا حقي ودا حقك....فمثلما الشايقية و البديرية عرب بنكهة نوبية فالشكرية عرب بنكهة بجاوية.....عشان كده حقو كلنا نفتخر بي ثقافتنا المشتركة دوبيت و طنبور و رقصة سيف و جلابية و صديري ..والخ

  • هذه عزف الجهني بتاع الهدندوة واي لوطي يتمنيك اولا اعرف البجا بعدين اتكلموا يا منايك كسم السودان البايخانتم بس تحبوا اي تنسبوه لكم وانتم تاريخكم ما اخد مية سنة امشوا للحبشة فكوا عقدكم كسم اي واحد يتمنيك للبجا ااصل خلق السودان التافه"

  • المة الهدندوة فينا شنو ياجمااعة

    حكاية غريبة

  •  تحرو الدقة والصدق في نقل المعلومات لا لاقة للهدندوه بهذه العرضة لا من قريب ولا من بعيد هذه فرقة ابو حريرة للتراث ونعرفهم فردا فردا لا تهضمو حق الاخرين وسرقة ابداعاتهم وتنسبوها الاخرين وهذا مجهود سنين يضيع في في كبسه زر علي النت وهذه سرقة عينك عينك وحكموا ضمائركم والحقوق محفوظة للفرقة ابو حريرة ونحن ورائكم ورائكم تحياتي : حسن السيد أبو السيد / القدورابي

  • reminds me of khaleeji a little bit..

  • This is beautiful

  • Shukreya not handandawa

  • it's Shukreya not Hadandawa

  • they are not hadandawa they are shokria

  • TEROREST 

  • @dengmakai83 Hahahaha ! You can't even spell !!!

  • @dengmakai83 WHO YOU ARE TO SAY THAT?? Go F**k your self.

  • دي فرقة ابوحريرة للعرضة ما عندها علاقة مع الهدندوة ولا البطاحين بقدر ما هي فرقة قبيلة الشكرية وفي نفس الوقت فرقة قومية تجسد قوة وفراسة اهل السودان بالإستعراضات المتنوعة وتلبي الدعوات والمناسبات كافة لتخلق روح في جيل المستقبل بإن يحافظ علي هذا التراث القيم تتكون من الماحي رئيس الفرقة وعبدو علي عازف الربابة والعرضة لكل من عثمان عطاء واحمدمحمد و كحول وعلي ودجلي وحافظ وعادل وهاشم والشفيع وسفيان ومعتصم تمبو ل كمشارك احيانا

    تحياتي --كباشي التاج محمد ابوحريرة (السعودية القطيف)17/02/2011

  • garking haha

  • These Eastern Sudanese have the same culture, dance, religion and speak the same language as those in North West Eritrea :)). Even the music is the same!! amazing!!

  • what a beautiful culture and dance I wonder how long will it take before globalization spoil this beautiful and pure culture

  • Those are BATAHEEN not Hadandawa, the dance is Bataheen, the way of Rababa is how Bataheen play , chanage the name please

  • yup those r bataheen not beja

  • This dance as i guess is from Al-Botana an area located between the read see and the nile river. Probabaly this dance is from Al-Bataheen (Arabian) tribe which is famous of gerousity and bravery.

    هذه الرقصة على ما أظن من منطقة البطانة الواقعة بين البحر الأحمر ونهر النيل. وأرجح أنها تخص قيبلة البطاحين العربية التي تشتهر بالكرم والشجاعة.

  • هذا هو عزف الجهني علي الربابة واصله من قبيلة اللحويين في شرق السودان

  • whats the name of the instrument being played?

  • naah my eritrean friend, these guys are not black arabs, they are Blacks that are Arabized, its a difference, check out that word Arabized in the dictionary before u talk aBout people u dont kno nuthing about and are not related with, whereas us Afars and Soomaali Cushites are related with these peoples, they Bejas are north-cushites while us Somalians and afars/Danakils are eastearn-Cushites.... so get ur info staright mate... peace

  • @CushiticSomalianMale stop complicating things. somalis are just blacks.

  • @AnythingButMayonaise

    what u mean complicating things, u fool? incase u didnt know Black people are more diverse than asians and europeans combined, even a swedish european is different from a italian european so dont act like you didnt know what i meant, and dont u fucking try to tell me what i am i know what i am, the question is do you know what YOu are? u lightskinend bastrd watch ur attitude, even if u are on youtube son, Blacks are not all the same = Common Sense!!!

  • @CushiticSomalianMale lol aren't you special

  • Wonderful music. I love sudan, and I hope to visit this beautiful and diverse country one day. Greetings and much love and respect from the Hijaz region of Saudi Arabia to my brothers and sisters in Sudan....

  • walaah brah albalad beezkrak bee baladak

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  • There are/were only 2 original beja tribes who came from one originally the rest are not real beja or they are bejanised...the original are the bani amer who some adopted the semitic tongue while others stayed speaking the ancient language (hidarebs),the second are the amrar who are kins to the bani amer's,there you have it but everyone agrees that the original bonafide baje people are the bani amer beja.

  • all yalll shut up and enjoy the music.lol

  • those people not beja but there dancing like to beja danc those people is called shokreia

  • this is not hadandawa or beja dance

  • this is north-cushitic tribal peoples called Baje..... they speak a north-cushitic language called Beja, just because u can speak another mans language that dont mean u are, for example tigre apeoples and arab peoples are semetic and lightskinned, but these people look like Somalians and Afar peoples because they are darkskinned.... simple facts mate...hate it or luv it

  • Somali, they are not Beja, they are black arabs from sudan called Al-Shukirya and al-Bataheen....Beja dances are diffrent

  • naah my eritrean friend, these guys are not black arabs, they are Blacks that are Arabized, its a difference, check out that word Arabized in the dictionary before u talk aBout people u dont kno nuthing about and are not related with, whereas us Afars and Soomaali Cushites are related with these peoples, they Bejas are north-cushites while us Somalians and afars/Danakils are eastearn-Cushites.... so get ur info staright mate... peace

  • these are Shukria not Beja

  • Hadandwa have many forms of Dance and this is one of them, normally found eastern Sudan and Eritrea, I grew up with Hadandwa and Hidared, my fav dance...

  • Yes you're right wedislas. The Bejas have many forms of dances. The Beja people also have shaped a lot of Eritrea's history. For 600 years, they formed the Beja Kingdoms in most of Eritrea. Both Tigre and Tigrinya people descend from ancient Egyptian bejas known as the Medjays. The Medjays migrated to Eritrea around 4,000 years ago, they are the forefathers of Tigre and Tigrinya people. Many cities in Eritrea are named after Bejas.

  • How did we adopt the semitic languages if we are Hamitic descendants?

  • The same way any person can adopt any languages. I can speak French as a first language, it does not make me of French origins. Before Semitic languages, most of Eritrea's populations spoke Greek as a first language. The Greeks had influnced all of Eritrea for 500 years up till the 4th century AD, when Ge'ez become the dominate language.

    There is no such thing as Semitic and Hamatic or cushitic. These are just linguistic terms.

  • @IsaiasAfewerki You're very knowledgeable. :)

  • @yehyeh22

    salam

  • I would like to bring the attention of viewers that this dance is not Hadandwa Dance, it is probabaly belongs to Al Batheen (An Arab Tribe) ilve in Botan and Eat of the Nile River (particularly Northern Blue Nile). Their utmost economical town is Abudlaig. Thanx.

  • حباب بطانة أبعلي بطانة الخير وحباب ناسا أهلي الشكرية و البطاحين و من جاورهم من القبايل.. أحب بلدي وأموت فيها محل جدودنا رقدوا.

  • مين البطا حين ديل انا با عرف البرقصو كد البني عامر وا الهدندوه الطوحيين ديل سودانيين انا سوداني لا كين اول مره اسمعة بيهم

  • bommmmm

  • هذه الفرقة تابعة لقبيلة البطاحين و ليس الهدندوة

    فقط لزم التنويه

  • sudanese must stay togather I don't want to see no east,south or west,north or THE SUDANS I

    just SUDAN

  • it is too late nasir, the naivasha agreement give southerners to break away. the darfuris now claiming when the south split their own way, they will also split. I hope u will rescue sudan to remain one. Good luck.

  • هههههههههههههههههههههههههههههه­هههههههههههههههههههههههههههههه­هههههههههه يموتو ضحك ايش هذا الرقص تقول كنغر ينطنط هههههههههههههههههههههههههههههه­هههههههههههههههه قال تراث

  • بالله عليك شفت الجداوين الي عندكم كيف بيرقصوا...انا لو منك بسكت صراحه لووووول

  • انت من وين يااخينا

    عشان تضحك كده؟!!!!!

  • اسمعوا مين يتكلم !! راعي الخبيتي والسامري !!

  • ياخونا صلوعلي النبي ديل ما هدندوه ماتلخبطو

  • الصقريه ابداااع عديييل

    يا سلام عليك ياريت لو تجيب لينا كم فيديو

  • this is an african instrument ,originaly from sudanese kingdom of kush that ruled egypt 3000 years ago,in the tribe of nuba (njimang) of sudan is called (Konjang) it's also found through out east africa,so this has nothing to do with arab or saudia arabia, so stop stealing our culture and giving it to other...

  • I don't know about that, but I think this instrument was created around Eritrea, Mosonko or Krar, it is related to the harp

  • it's also called Rababa by the BaniAmir and Hadandawa tribes of Eritrea and Sudan.

  • Very interesting, when I go to Eritrea next year, and visit my home town Tessenei, I will meet Beja people, like my neighbor Mohamed Druf. Is he Hidareb?

  • You right bro he's Beja but dont know from which tribe is like Hadandwa, Beja-speaking BaniAmir.....

  • I used to think Bani Amer, was like a sub-group of the Beja People in Eritrean and East Sudan.???

  • You are totally right bro.

  • No, Beni Amir are mostly Tigre people.  All Beja people name themselves Beni Amir, that's why there's confusion. The Beni Amir is a Clan of the Tigre ethnic group. The Beni Amir Tigre people are capable of speaking Tigre and Beja.

  • I don't think all Beja people call themselves Bani Amirr. Also, almost all Beja people can speak Tigre and Arabic, as well as their mother language, Bedawie.

  • Every Beja person identify themselves as a Beni-Amir, however, they all have different clan names, with the exception of Beni-Amir Tigre people, who use it exclusively as their clan name. Beni-Amir means Sons of Amirs. All Beja people see themselves as Sons of Amir. It's the same way as Tigre and Tigrinya claiming Habesha but both have different ethnic names.

  • so sudanese use kirar also?

  • The Kirar is an instrument that's used in Eritrea, eastern Sudan, Israel, Palestine, Tigray of Ethiopia, and southern Egypt.

  • The Kraar is used in Sudan, Egypt, Ethiopia. In Israel they use the Harp which resembles the kraar. The beja call it Mosonko, and in Arabic it is called Tamboorr.

  • a word for beheading ( not surprising)

  • wow, that instrument sounds AWESOME. can someone tell me what it is?

  • this instrument called in sudan Tmbour or Rababa & in saudia arabia clled Simsimea

  • in easternsudan it called rababah and Kirar.

  • in eritrea called Krar

  • I am sudanese but not from Hadandawa, this dance is great :)

  • حرام عليكم دا تراث قبيلة البطاحين

  • EritreanKingOO7 thanks so much for explain.

  • سلام , دي فرقة ابوحريره من قبيلة البطاحين وليس

     من الهدندوه او الشكريه

  • Please someone explain to me what is the meaning of Shukriya or Al-bayaheen.Thanks

  • Arab tribes of North-east Sudan.

  • How do you know so much? I read some of your comments on videos and you seem to know a lot about horn of African ethnic groups....big ups to you bro...

  • Thank bro, i m just interrested about everything of Horn of Africa and East-Africa.

  • this is shukria tribe arda

  • so youre sayin theyre not hadendoa but shukria....

  • this very good song

  • oh, God,it's just incredible! Sudan is a magnificent land,really. I will certainly see it and touch it one day!

  • i looooooooooooooooooooooooooooo­oove sudan

  • I think they are Al-bataheen or Shukriya tribe of sudan and no hadandawa.

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  • long live Cush!!!

  • there is one eritrean tribe that dances like this too. The jumping part.

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