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Uploaded by GStrongRAW on Mar 6, 2009
Paying Homage 2 the SOUL & SOUNDS of MAMA AFRICA!
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Ta Maman a été grande et ton pere un vrai musicien !! bravo au sax aussi !!!
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A Tribe Called Quest!
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THANK YOU.
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Thanks for the info man! Much appreciated!
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Mafarefun Elegua Alabwana, Mafarefun Elegua Laroye, Mafarefun Elegua Abukenke!
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ODABO jack!
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Thanks for the info man! Much appreciated!
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NICE.HOTEP!!!!
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@AOSMUSIC This song is in the Yoruba language, probably the dialect of Ile Ife or Oyo. I am writing back in the Lucumi dialect. 567KID's explanation is good. Elegbara gets the first of everything.
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