Nabintou Diakite
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Mali in Hebrew mean, the treasure of Sudanese people. Migrated from Sudan to where they are now.
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@LuaniGarifuna In the tags there is a referrence to "zouk," which is an idiom developed in Brazil and the Caribean, which is now catching on in Africa as well.
And yes, this is a very engaging video. I love this lady's voice and delivery.
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Dia Bana :Commentaire fait le jeudi 15/04/2010/22/55/ Tremblay en france 93290
Cette danse endiablée avec cette cadence rytmique des bras et de la hanche. . .
et cette voix si persuasive et possessive, tout de blanc vétue au milieu d'autres
sirénes .Tu es formidable : Nabintou M G K
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wow it is amazing they are dancing wow
they are my people
i just can't stop dance this video when ever i listened to it
bravo bravo
AYIBOBO.
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Ca c'est ma copine, j'aime la musique mandingue.
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Its greatly ochestrated with nice move of those dancers
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love this song. great vid. brilliant
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that so cool.fantastic
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I like the entire video.But I like most the way the 2 girls in blue & white stripped dresses dance: The jumping followed by the 360 degrees circle dance and the swinging. It is in my favorites.
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un clip qui renforce encore l'amour envers notre cher Mali.
Bonne route Nabintou et surtout n'oublie pas de garder les racines de ta musique.
Bisous d'un compatriote malien.
I love this video it sounds very similar to Garifuna music. Legend has it we come from an expedition led by King Abubakari those Africans mixed with the local Carib Indians of the island and later with ship wrecked Africans who took over the slave ship they were on from Central Africa. We were exiled from our island by the British to Honduras, Belize, Guatemala, and Nicaragua we are found there to this day. Thank you for this video, I felt a deep connection with it.
LuaniGarifuna 3 years ago 9
love it
letsutoobe 3 years ago 6