http://www.earthcds.com/africa/west/mali/didadee.shtml
Didadi is a rhythm that can be used by young people to compete at festivals and celebrations. Didadi can be played for the expected arrival of an important person or at end-of-the-year holidays.
Some say it originates from the Bougouni circle , of Mali's Sikasso region. The didadi is also organized during the end of the year holidays. What many of us know as a dunun (double sided drum) is here called didadidunun and is the instrument played for the didadi . The hand plays the drum on the skin opposite the one hit by the wooden drumstick complementing the stick's playing. Djembes are also used as accompaniement and one for solo or "lead".
is anyone recording the voice of Sumba Togola in a CD??? I love her voice!!!
yuyigb 1 year ago
this womans voice is so beautiful....
ZingZee123456789 1 year ago
wow...amazing! well done
muto7171 2 years ago
AWESOME!
hawaiidjembe 2 years ago
very nice !!
drummaters 2 years ago
So so good, thank the sprits .
tomswindell 3 years ago
didadi...hummmm tres fort
premium133 3 years ago
dis is hot man
drummer2011ab 3 years ago
please e-mail me for instructions on where you can get the cd
pluzy 4 years ago
who is singing?
i want look for more stuff by those singers.
milfern3 4 years ago