Mamou Sidibé - Foulbé - Music of Mali
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respect from italy. your music is wonderful and peaceful. music of spirit!!!it remember me my travel in morocco....
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how the hell did i run across this shit. hahaha
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@Azizip17 You are welcome, I went to your website. It is very nice.
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@VraiDiouf, Thank you for that information! Yes, I really love this music. Google Cocojams Videos Of Traditional Musical Instruments. I added your comments about these instruments under “calabash”. Also Google Jambalayah. This video & the Etran Finatawa video are included under West African music.
I love how YouTube videos & some of the comments about those videos help people around the world learn about & better appreciate so many fascinating cultures. Thank you again & best wishes!
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@Azizip17 and if you are Mbororo from Niger, Nigeria, Chad, Cameroon, etc. Akayaure a bell like thing worn on the feet/legs to produce a jingling sound. like you saw in that Etran Finatawa video.
1 year ago 2
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@Azizip17 I also see a Djembe drum being used (we don't have a name for that in Fulani language since it is originally a Mandé instrument) and the Sekere I believe is originally a Yoruba instrument. Most Traditional Fulani music do not involve these instrument. Fulani music usually uses Fulani flute (Sembeendu or Odiirou), One string Violin (Nyanyeeru), Calabash (Tumbuude or Azakalabo), Hand Claps, and...
1 year ago 2
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@Azizip17 That is actually not a drum but a calabash which is common in Fulani music. There are two main types of Calabash used in Fula music. The Tumbuude (regular calabash) and then the Azakalabo (calabash floating on water). I am glad you like the music.
1 year ago 3
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@VraiDiouf Greetings! I'm interested in knowing the name of the gourd drum and the name of the beaded gourd in a string bag. Thanks in advance for your response of for other people's response to my questions.
I love this music, and I also love the women's & men's clothing. I'm glad that videos like this are on YouTube because they help people learn about & develop an appreciation for African cultures & other cultures throughout the world. -an African American sista
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@Azizip17 which Fulani instrument are you talking about? I will tell you the name in Fulani language.
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filaaaa!!!! chui fiere de letre!!!
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laluwayye 2 years ago 10
One day we will have peace in every part of our continent, i am somalian and i run out of tears. but i know in time by the will of GOD peace will come to our continent.
myarre 2 years ago 8