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Uploaded by on Feb 3, 2009

An Awi Agew (Gojam) song called "Eseyney" by Abune Abeje

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  • they're actually not that amhara .....a good place where most agews live is chagni dangila and basically the whole metekel region....

  • agew of Tigray share a striking similarity with bilen in music

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  • @weirdfullywonderful

    The first migration of Bilen from Wello to Eritrea started in 13 century after the collapse of Zagwe Daynasty. A second wave of migration also followed in 16 century. According to tigrigna book titled "The ethnic make up of Eritrea", the original Bilen family who settled in Eritrea were the Tareke and Aweke clan. All Bilen they still trace their roots to Agew of Lasta, Wello. Linguistically, they are still connected to agew.

  • @parisien61

    I don't know how true this is, but apparently Bilen were Agew people who migrated to where Eritrea is now. But like I said, I'm not sure how true this is. Can anyone clarify this?

  • @tenefunamutu yea... and if u throw a ball, they'll run to fetch it!

    gosh u're making them sound as if they're dog breeds

  • I Hope this beautiful culture lives on and thrives.

    In the '50's a group of people from all parts of Eritrea, muslims and christians of different ethnicity gathered in Asmara. They were all descendants of a man called Zaul. It is vividly acknowledged in our ancestral narrative, that he came from Lasta, and was of Agew origin. We are all an amalgam of each other. No such thing as pure blood, that's pure insanity.

  • I have Bilen, friend we spoke the language, and the only difference is the accent thats all. Almost the same thing. Don't get me wrong, if you don't the history, leave it alone for those who knows it better.

  • Me too Mulu,,,,,,,I love Chicago....I think it is one of the most celebrated small city in Ethio.....

  • Dek ma awi jeraya....wadghe zekuwe?

  • agew ppl are unique. they r very bright intelligent ppl.

  • i think this is agew

  • I love this song and I do remember that time I was a teen. I was in Chagnie and use to be with (Merab-abay kinet buden). It makes me cry I love my town Chignie even I cant spick agweghn I miss my beloved Chagnie. You are right they are from Dangela kinet buden

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